Exemplos de uso de Re-emerges em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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When he re-emerges, he seems to be unharmed and unchanged.
With the approach of a general election in 2010, anxiety re-emerges.
Minogue re-emerges on stage in a Cher-esque evening suit performing"No More Rain.
If you suppress it in one form,it merely re-emerges in another form.
She re-emerges into the world and vows to destroy all of mankind in an act of revenge.
There the ancestors break their old shell,in which the person re-emerges as a baby.
The life of religious communities re-emerges through social works, but not yet the monastic life, in a landscape that is nevertheless populated by bonzes.
For this, the iron sheet goes through a liquid galvanizing bath and re-emerges with a coating of non-uniform thickness.
At this point our old friend the Soul re-emerges triumphantly accompanied by the Holy of Holies, angels, the Devil and all the rest of the mystical paraphernalia that science ought to have consigned to a museum long ago.
Sebastian continues his dysfunctional relationship with Marla andhas fallen into the mundane routine of society until Tyler re-emerges to cause chaos.
After she is later cut by Dale Yorkes' Samurai battle-axe,the Staff re-emerges from her chest, which prompts Nico to use the phrase"Freeze", and freeze Stacey Yorkes.
In the concrete choices of life, however, it is covered over by ever new compromises with evil-much filth covers purity, but the thirst for purity remains andit still constantly re-emerges from all that is base and remains present in the soul.
In part two of the Trilogy,an ancient race of citysized warriors re-emerges, sending shockwaves through the universe and sending the Transformers battle into uncharted territory… AUTOBOTS DECEPTICONS.
We express our happiness because in our Society wins the competitive spirit andat the same time re-emerges, for the whole, the good face of the true Om.
At this point our old friend the Soul re-emerges triumphantly accompanied by the Holy of Holies, angels, the Devil and all the rest of the mystical paraphernalia that science ought to have consigned to a museum long ago.
For instance, from fractured aquifers, rainfall can be a source of significant recharge that eventually re-emerges as base flow into streams during dry seasons.
And this is how Christianity, simple and magnificent, now re-emerges in Spiritism, inducing us to the sublimation of intimate life, so that our soul may be freed from the shadow that encloses it, moving, renewed, to the highest Light.
This tendency grew until modernity,leading Japanese writer Kojin Karatani to maintain that"Western thought is characterized by the will to architecture which re-emerges and is renewed in times of crisis" Cf. Architecture as Metaphor.
Here another version of the classic opposition mentioned earlier re-emerges: on the one hand, nudity praised in forms that are considered to be pure and beautiful nude; on the other, the nude body scorned and considered offensive in its naked immodesty.
Costa Pinto observes that even after the consolidation of democracy"the old cleavages of transition do not disappear like a miracle: they can re-emerge in specific conjunctures" p.29, andthis is what leads us to understand the phrase that serves as an epigraph to the review:"The past re-emerges even when there is an agreement to forget it" p.300, applied here to the Spanish reality.
How many over the millennia and centuries have made us this invitation,which stayed in apostasy, but re-emerges as echoes of the Father in search of His beloved children, many of them still lost in the valleys of evil, especially regarding themselves.
The belief in ghosts and spirits animating the natural world andthe practice of ancestor worship is universally present in the world's cultures and re-emerges in monotheistic or materialistic societies as"superstition", belief in demons, tutelary saints, fairies or extraterrestrials.
Smut is one of these diseases maintained in crop fields since its identification and that re-emerges in the international scenario mostly due to climate changes and modern green harvesting practices.
The area never re-emerged, so it was neither built-over nor disrupted by agriculture.
Re-emerge to the world.
Then re-emerging, but already left the valley.
Four pieces re-emerged in Europe in 1988.
Deng re-emerged in 1977 as the paramount leader of the country.
This was rejected and then re-emerged as the Treaty of Lisbon.
Fluctuations happen when the effects of the medication wear off and symptoms re-emerge.