Sentence examples for * emanates in from inspiring English sources

Sex churns in the rhythmic bottom of pop and the spirit emanates in its upmost harmonies.

This offhandedly nonchalant tone emanates in no small measure from the film's summer-doldrums setting in Albuquerque.

A poetic and enchanting read, the novel's power emanates, in no small part, from the central place in American hearts and minds that Atticus Finch occupies.

K-Run's Park Me in First — emanates, in part, from the perennial popularity of beagles: the breed currently ranks fifth in American Kennel Club registrations.

One that bishops and cardinals might wish to avoid is Nude, a scent inspired "by the smell that only a woman's skin emanates in a state of ecstasy".

So in every age, a saint arises... whether seated before you or hid from sight He is like light and wisdom is his Gabriel The lesser saints but lamps lit up by him... Light emanates in grades as per a scheme, for seven hundred veils obscure Truth's light and all these veils of light stack up in tiers.

It seemed as if two great tides emanated in response to the tragedy of that Tuesday.

There is nothing hunched or furtive in his bearing — he emanates what in earlier times would have been called "backbone".

He emanates ease, in his playing and manner.

Especially when such a false accolade emanates, as in this case, from those who are supposed to serve as counters to secrecy and to retaliation against government whistleblowers, such appearance of approval will tend to cover up and mask the reality of the executive's increasingly undemocratic and illegal use of secrecy.

The Spirit of Nature, he says, actuates matter as it emanates outward in a "sphere of life and activity" (More 1662, II, 27).