Sentence examples for emanated about from inspiring English sources

Jol's departure came after a successful 2006/07 season and months into the new campaign, during which time stories emanated about Tottenham officials meeting Ramos.

When the results came in, theorists were astounded to learn that the sun was emanating only about a third of the neutrinos it was supposed to.

More recently, the Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) found light at exactly the same wavelength emanating from about 15 other stars.

Warre's work showed erupting material from a vent about a third of the way down from the summit on the mountain's west or northwest side (possibly at Goat Rocks), and one of Kane's field sketches shows smoke emanating from about the same location.

But while Stardust captured samples of Comet Wild-2 on one side of the craft's collector tray, the other side was pointed away from the comet to catch bits of interstellar dust in a stream emanating from about the direction of the constellation Ophiuchus.

SINCE Mary Jo White settled in as chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, lots of tough talk has emanated from the agency about enforcement priorities.

Smil's book details how the Han dynasty, as well as the Greek culture that emanated from Alexandria, Egypt from about 330 B.C. to 200 B.C., far surpassed the achievements of Rome.

"Previously much of the frustration about hard terrorism emanated from the fact that Arafat was not fighting the Islamic fundamentalist groups," said Dore Gold, a senior adviser to Mr. Sharon and former ambassador to the United Nations.

The presenter was interested in exploring the idea of a man who falls in love with software, and queried whether Jonze's decision to set up such a scenario emanated from his own fears about the march of technology.

Weatherbeaten southerners can be seen in the squalid crowd of the "Crucifixion of Saint Andrew", while in the "Flagellation" the exquisite vulnerability of the illuminated body of Christ contrasts with those of his shadowy tormentors.His ability to make the supernatural natural in his art emanated from counter-Reformation doctrines about making religious mystery tangible.

For many years, it has been assumed (including by me) that this emanated from eastern Indonesia at about 1,350 BC, most likely from Halmahera, and reached the Bismarck Archipelago by skirting the northern coastline of New Guinea, in the guise of the Lapita culture of archaeologists (e.g., Bellwood 1997).