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to come out, or to appear
- Then the tunnel opens onto dark sky again and when we emerge we see we're at the summit.Part 2 (34% in)
- But many others are also following their natural feelings and not trying to imitate anyone and the natural feelings of very many people are similar on this matter; so that when you look at them collectively, as journalists do, you get the illusion of a mass movement, an antitechnological mass movement, an entire political antitechnological left emerging, looming up from apparently nowhere, saying, "Stop the technology.Part 1 (18% in)
- You just sit and stare and think, and search randomly for new information, and go away and come back again, and after a while the unseen factors start to emerge.Part 1 (58% in)
- What emerged in vague form at first and then in sharper outline was the explanation that I had been seeing that shim in a kind of intellectual, rational, cerebral way in which the scientific properties of the metal were all that counted.Part 1 (58% in)
- I add, almost to myself, "You look at where you're going and where you are and it never makes sense, but then you look back at where you've been and a pattern seems to emerge.Part 2 (82% in)
- All that talk about technology and art is part of a pattern that seems to have emerged from my own life.Part 2 (82% in)
- Both DeWeese and Gennie have understood all this for so long there's no need for comment, so I add, "What's emerging from the pattern of my own life is the for belief that the crisis is being caused by the inadequacy of existing forms of thought to cope with the situation.Part 2 (83% in)
- The second phase emerged as a result of normal intellectual criticism of his lack of definition of what he was talking about.Part 3 (1% in)
- Since all intellectually identifiable things must emerge from this preintellectual reality, Quality is the parent, the source of all subjects and objects.Part 3 (43% in)
- I'm trying, I suppose, for some situation in which whatever it is emerges undistorted.Part 3 (80% in)
- The Quality which creates the world emerges as a relationship between man and his experience.Part 4 (56% in)
- But when he tries to make decisions relating to his surroundings, it seems to take whole minutes for a single thought to emerge.Part 4 (81% in)
- He crosses a lonesome valley, out of the mythos, and emerges as if from a dream, seeing that his whole consciousness, the mythos, has been a dream and no one's dream but his own, a dream he must now sustain of his own efforts.Part 4 (84% in)
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