Sentence examples for which they emerge from inspiring English sources
They often develop in host cells, from which they emerge to reproduce in some body cavity.
Political parties do go through occasional, painful cleansings, in which they emerge with different leaders who hold different positions.
It undermines the folly of just wishing them away or alienating the entire culture from which they emerge.
She works to educate teachers both about current events and the complex contexts from which they emerge.
The landing module from which they emerge will be made mostly from three-quarter-inch plywood and screws.
The insects were needed for the iconic shot in which they emerge from a hole in a human palm.
The permanent five members appointed themselves in the aftermath of the second world war from which they emerged the victors.
These platforms, shaped by the peculiar political conditions in which they emerged, give rise to different citizens and different politics.
He brings to life all of the major directors, setting before us the cultures from which they emerged, and sheds new light on the landmark films they created.
His well-researched account sheds new light on these and other practices, and the intellectual and cultural milieu in which they emerged.
It is a miracle they have made it as far as they have, given the competitive environment from which they emerged.
