Sentence examples for words emerged from inspiring English sources

Words emerged perfectly formed and rounded, with final consonants subtly pronounced at the end ("hoooome-uh").

Rather than hypothesise words or phrases that would predict personality traits, the researchers let the data speak for themselves, seeing which words emerged most typically with which traits.

He hoped he was being humorous, directing his sarcasm against them both, but his words emerged with surprising ferocity, and Florence blushed.

When it came time for "Bridge Over Troubled Water," he rephrased the lyrics so that the words emerged in multi-syllable clumps.

Then, turning toward his wife, he began a public apology on national television -- smacking his lips several times before any words emerged.

The words emerged through smoke, and a thick Russian accent, but the conviction and import were unmistakable: to take a poem to heart was to know it by heart.

He cries as the words emerge.

In "Birth Poem," for example, the words emerge like newborns issuing from tubular birth canals.

In many cases, their mouths have been less impressive, especially in the matter of the words emerging from them.

(Chinen) Trio of Piano Trios (Friday) The words "emerging" and "young" and "poised" appear nowhere in the otherwise descriptive title of this concert, though they easily could have.

Mr. Everett does his best and deepest work to date here, letting the holes in Wilde's silken webs of words emerge both surprisingly and naturally.