Sentence examples for emanated directly from inspiring English sources

Still smarting from the poor reception in Marseille, the decision is often cited as having emanated directly from Mussolini.

As her backup singers, the Mennonettes (Lindsay Mendez and Betsy Wolfe), seem to have emanated directly from Ms. Scott's fantasies.

What happened this time was an economic collapse that emanated directly from Wall Street.

However, the term Sephardic might better be reserved to designate those Jewish communities that emanated directly following the Iberian expulsion.

The term "Sephardic Jews" is used here in its narrow sense, referring to Jewish men deriving from originally Ladino-speaking communities that emanated directly from the Iberian Exile.

More than that, they seem to emanate directly from her psyche.

"Georgia O'Keeffe, in the twenties critics described her work as emanating directly from her womb," she said.

I could not really hear the sound of the singers or the orchestra emanating directly from the loudspeakers.

The first aeon was said to emanate directly from the unmanifest divinity and to be charged with a divine force.

4. (S) Iran's approach to its bilateral relationship with Iraq ranges from political micro-management to broad strategic guidance emanating directly from Supreme Leader Khamenei in Tehran.

This use of light from the sky above the horizon, whether emanating directly from the sun or not, enforces another characteristic of Claude's paintings: recession in depth.