Sentence examples for emanated from the same from inspiring English sources

At that time, the songs that came over the radio, from Wham! to Earth, Wind and Fire to Van Halen, sounded generically commercial because they'd all emanated from the same box; sometimes even the same station.

As with Gesualdo's contemporary Caravaggio, who killed a man by stabbing him near the groin, we wonder whether the violence of the art and the violence of the man emanated from the same demoniac source.

All of the world's evil emanated from the same source: the United States, its government, and an opaque cabal that was said to include all the usual suspects the bankers, the Jews, and so forth.

The cross-transmission emanated from the same source of a CTXm 1 ESBL-producing E. coli.

Both transmissions emanated from the same index patient and did not occur in the same double room.

'All have emanated from the same Divine light - how can one be superior, and another inferior'.

But it emanates from the same philosophy, Ms. de la Mure said: "Elegant nonchalance".

The label might seem to emanate from the same overwrought, tragic streak that bequeathed the tango and the saga of Evita to the world.

The electronic archive is believed to emanate from the same dissident US army intelligence analyst who earlier this year is alleged to have leaked a smaller tranche of 90,000 logs chronicling bloody encounters and civilian killings in the Afghan war.

Though they emanate from the same impulse, poems and songs come to him in very different ways, Sir Paul explained, mostly having to do with whether he has a musical instrument on hand.

Florida and Ohio: In both Florida and Ohio, the most recent polling data is very similar to the numbers in Virginia, which is perhaps not surprising because it emanates from the same two polling exercises: the post-debate surveys of swing states by Rasmussen and We Ask America.