7 sentences with “emerging”

From the depths of his mind an idea was emerging, which at last he perceived as a sudden outbreak.

The great empires collapsed, a collapse from which it took some 100 years to recover, with new empires emerging as a consequence.

These were exceptional laws; new legal protections for workers took decades and constant struggle by emerging socialist groups and parties to achieve.

The Germanic kingdoms, what was left of the Western empire, the newly emerging empires such as Kievan Rus' and, of course, Byzantium, were all bound up in the concept of Christendom.

A major political theme emerging from the Enlightenment that did not require the goodwill of monarchs was the idea of human rights (or "the rights of man" as they were generally known at the time).

North Africa, west of Egypt, broke away in 800, emerging as a group of rival Islamic kingdoms. Other territories followed suit for the rest of the 9th century, leaving the Caliphate in direct control only of the Mesopotamian heartlands.

Much of northern Italy's prosperity was based on the commercial ties (not just mercantile practices) that Italy maintained with the Middle East, which in the 14th century meant both the remnants of the Byzantine Empire in Constantinople and the Ottoman Turkish Empire, the emerging power in the east.