Sentence examples for emanates for from inspiring English sources

Or as Rabbi Moshe Haim Luzzato claimed (in Gellman 2005 [in Other Internet Resources]) in the first half of the eighteenth century, "the sefirot are not separate from the one who emanates, for they are like the flame connected to the coal, and all is one, a unity that has within it no division".

Forget Boca Juniors and River Plate we witnessed the real rivalries in Argentina and the passion that emanates for Atlético Banfield, a local club in the city of Banfield.

Modi's religious fundamentalist roots are worrisome for women in India, who are increasingly the target of male chauvinism often emanating for religious fundamentalists.

And we look to the communities from where domestic threats may emanate for partnership in identifying a potential threat in order to stop it before it happens.

This time, his Cape Town law practice was successful, ironically because of the British annexation of the Orange Free State diamondfields (1871) and the economic prosperity this emanated for the Cape Colony.

The scripts emanated for the most part from the Colorado Springs area, the site of my alma mater (and the alma mater of my 2 sons, daughter-in law and son-in-law), the United States Air Force Academy.

Please come out and pay homage to the mighty, fallen FVV one last time and maybe-if you're lucky- you can check out Pete Hyde's new "I'm on vacation" look and vibe that he's been emanating for the last few weeks.

An intensified monitoring of PrPSc (and possibly also prion infectivity) in the soil appears mandatory for a more precise assessment of the risks emanating for humans and animals from prions in the environment.

As ever, Gilchrist's writing emanates love for the shaggy, uncontainable nature of life; she refuses to contain her characters in stories that offer any artificial sense of closure.

Cicero's current controversy emanates from a race for president of the Town Board.

The smell – which has sporadically plagued the "Marvellous City" for centuries – emanates from the seasonally fetid waters of the Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon, which will be used as the venue for rowing events during the 2016 Olympics.