Comes out of hiding

Usage examples of emerges.

When an oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms are brought together under suitable circumstances, a new and in some ways unprecedented holon emerges, that of a water molecule.

Complexity thus emerges from the interpenetration of processes of differentiation and integration.

I am a pan-depthist, not a pan-psychist, since the psyche itself emerges only at a particular level of depth.

But a person at postconventional morality does not have simultaneous access to all the previous stages of moral development, because these were generated by the exclusive identification with a lower stage, and when a higher identity emerges, the lower one must be released and replaced.

One taste of absorption in Uncreate Spirit, and the worm emerges a butterfly.

Great Goddess emerges miraculously out of death, out of the sacrificial bull, and in her body the new life begins.

The idea of Satan emerges, the resurrection of the body is distinguished from the resurrection of the soul, and ideas about rewards and punishments beyond the grave emerge.

Once one state of affairs has evolved, said Hegel, a second emerges to challenge it.

William James and Charles Peirce, discussed in Chapter 34, where the sense of self emerges from behaviour, not the other way round.

Japanese after the defeat emerges strongly in this photo of a woman on a train crowded with repatriated servicemen and civilians returning to their homes in September 1945.

Callum dismantles the older gauge to save it from further damage and emerges out into the howling night, ducking against the spray as he locks the door behind him again.

Dark streaks of oil trail in her wake as she emerges through the wreckage into Hole Haven anchorage.

The surface takes on a mottled appearance as water emerges through the pile.

Out of the eastern mouth of the tunnel a figure emerges, a girl in her late teens or early twenties.

Behind, a gasping stretcher team emerges from the western tunnel, bearing the heart-attack victim shoulder high.