Sentence examples for accusations emanating from from inspiring English sources

Yet the accusations, emanating from a "high-ranking aide" of the late French president, are plausible.In this section Is Europe corrupt?

On the other hand, the accusations emanating from Congress that Goldman took the opposite side of its clients' bets on the housing market are certainly not.

Her comments follow the party's argument with the Unite union over candidate selections, emanating from accusations the Unite union skewed the process of selection for a Labour candidate in the upcoming Falkirk by-election.

Hear that plaintive noise emanating from Madison Avenue?

"The only lights are emanating from the R.O.V. itself.

But the poisons emanating from the rift have spread outward.

That power is specifically Christian, emanating from gospel music.

There's some booming songs emanating from the ground.

There It Is" emanating from the main dining room.

You can almost feel the wrath emanating from their pores.

The room smelled sharply of teak, emanating from the furniture.