Sentence examples similar to emanates fascination from inspiring English sources

But both the literary and the popular cultures have a curious fascination with the moral lessons that emanate from trials.

From this life emanates.

Its great success reflected America's perennial fascination with period drama about the British upper classes and the rigidly delineated system over which they presided, a fascination all the more enthusiastic perhaps for emanating from a country where class is no longer supposed to matter.

This particular instance of identity theft reflects a Continental fascination of the time for all things Scottish: first the poems of Ossian, whose fraudulent antiquity was sold as ancient mist emanating from the Highlands, and later Scott's romantic potboilers.

The fascination remains, however.

She emanates a glow.

Why the fascination?

The fascination continues.

"He just emanates kindness...

Art absorbs my fascination.

Why this fascination with death?