Sentence examples for emanates from that from inspiring English sources
There is a lot of black humour that emanates from that.
Dr. Shah and other leaders in New York's public and private sector recognized that with an entirely new set of objectives a new set of technology requirements naturally emanates from that.
In Red Sox lore, every tragedy that befalls the team emanates from that sale.
As he has shown, the genteel and self-righteous "new anti-Semitism" of so many English academic and literary contemporaries emanates from that immemorial stench.
"The cacophony of sounds that emanates from that drives neighbors to complain," the detective said, "and even to sell their properties and move".
Everything since then -- deciding to give them clothes or bullwhips or introducing buildings or landscape -- feels like it emanates from that".
The entire preoccupation was the seduction of liberalized India, high GDP, and everything emanating from that.
Of relevance also, are the networking opportunities that the Internet can facilitate between city governments and the institutional learning that can emanate from that.
Other skills emanate from that natural core.
They describe the million little moral judgments that emanate from that inner region.
The creativity emanating from that city is invading galleries from Dumfries to the Orkneys.
