Sentence examples for be emanated from inspiring English sources
verb
To come from a source; issue from.
- Fragrance emanates from flowers.
The difference might be emanated from the slope scales used and the vegetation cover of the study areas.
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If a rant made sense, it would not be emanating from Cherry.
It is, in one sense, an odd message to be emanating from the US.
But it's also a mood that seems to be emanating from Dylan himself.
As we sloshed along, the call seemed to be emanating from several directions at once.
As for new musicals, a quiet buzz seems to be emanating from the Marquis Theater.
Roughly 1,000 barrels of oil a day are estimated to be emanating from the riser, officials said.
The ricin plots believed to be emanating from Yemen are the latest example of terrorists' desire to obtain and deploy unconventional weapons in attacks.
Phill Niblock was represented by "Hurdy Hurry" and "Sethwork," in which gyrating masses of tone seemed to be emanating from the listener's own brain.
BALTIMORE — At the most critical point in the Yankees' season, mixed messages appeared to be emanating from the clubhouse over a two-day stretch against the Tampa Bay Rays.
