Sentence examples similar to are emanated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "are emanated" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of something being emitted or released, often in a scientific or technical sense. Example: "The waves are emanated from the source, spreading out in all directions."
verb
To come from a source; issue from.
- Fragrance emanates from flowers.
"The only lights are emanating from the R.O.V. itself.
Some of those questions are emanating from the W.W.E.'s board of directors.
He's obsessed with his body; he feels things are emanating from it.
New works are emanating from every continent and culture, and the Chinese composer Tan Dun is another such inspiration.
My goodness — what a joyful child!" "Eeeeee!" "Your primitive vocalizations are emanating from a place of raw sensation — how extraordinary!
What is surprising, however, is that expressions of concern along similar lines are emanating from the Quetta Shura, the Taliban leadership based in Pakistan.
The score flits from rock and hip-hop to African ritual music, and Ms. Chipaumire reacts to it as if the sounds are emanating from her body.
Meanwhile, contradictory noises are emanating from White Hart Lane, with some suggesting the proposed deal for Leandro Damiao is definitely off and some saying it may still get done.
Some of the most pointed complaints about Mr. Vance are emanating from the district attorney's office itself, according to numerous interviews with prosecutors and other officials.
Further observations and analysis revealed that AB Aurigae's x-rays are emanating from high above its surface, says Guedel.
But the Royal finances are being squeezed to an uncomfortable extent, and diplomatic groans are emanating from the bean-counters at Buckingham Palace.
