Sentence examples for which we emerge from inspiring English sources

"Their continued activity is central to the speed with which we emerge from this housing correction and remove the underlying uncertainty in our financial markets and financial institutions".

Last year our reviewer, Harold Evans, called this a "masterly biography" from which "we emerge marveling at the manifold gifts that informed Churchill's genius for leadership".

She argues that crossmodal perception originates in the "sensual bouillabaisse" from which we emerge as infants — that we are all, at least as babies, synesthetes.

In the 21st century we keep trying to re-enact some fantasy of a war that is utterly righteous, and from which we emerge with no guilt on our hands – not even the killing of a brutal dictator.

In his testimony Tuesday, Mr. Paulson said Fannie and Freddie "are central to the availability of housing finance, which will determine the pace at which we emerge from this housing correction".

It is therefore fitting that in the evenings, during the brief spell in which we emerge from the Lazy River, we will, at karaoke hour, belt out her famous torch songs — full-throated, already drunk — content in the knowledge that later, much later, when all of this is over, these same beloved verses will be sung at our funerals.

It is the fear that we don't understand the great nothingness from which we emerged and to which we must return, very soon.

Finally, and to my mind most persuasive, there is the argument that we have some duty of stewardship to the web of life from which we emerged.

She spent a month in the NICU, after which we emerged from there with a healthy little girl and a pretty hefty case of post-traumatic stress.

The play itself has been a kind of ark from which we all emerge.

We are not in a temporary economic lull, an ordinary recession, from which we will emerge to return to business-as-usual.