Sentence examples for emanates not only from inspiring English sources

Throughout Rhys's works, this sometimes uncaring, sometimes hostile response emanates not only from people, but also from nature and the physical world.

Its charm emanates not only from its quirky location but from the policy of putting the needs of animals before the convenience of humans.

The importance of statistical modeling emanates not only from the desire to accurately characterize stochastic events, but also from the fact that distributions are the central models utilized to derive sample processing theories and methods.

Insistence upon disclosure emanated not only from those not associated with the church, but indeed from bishops within the church as well".

This is a beautiful show, with much of that beauty emanating not only from the recurring elegance of the forms but also from the patina of human use, especially in the objects made of wood or hide.

His decision to defect – which surprised even his family when he announced it at a Shabbat dinner – was not an isolated incident in a campaign which has been overtaken by the strong whiff of panic emanating not only from Likud but from Netanyahu himself.

The success of emerging market firms such as Tata of India, Lenovo and Huawei of China, Embraer of Brazil, and Lukoil of Russia did not only emanate from their low-cost advantages but also from their great skills of screening the market needs (e.g., when to change product ranges and/or accelerate product logistics) through their effective KMC (Ramamurti 2012; Cavusgil et al. 2013).

Discoveries emanating from this field not only add to the burgeoning literature on stress and disease risk but also hold the promise to provide answers on how to prevent and intervene in this disorder.

Discoveries emanating from this field not only add to the burgeoning literature on stress and the risk for disease but also may provide answers to help prevent and intervene in the development of AUDs.

However BHB does not only emanate from incomplete oxidation of NEFA in the liver but also from butyrate of rumen origin oxidised to BHB in the rumen epithelium [ 37].

"The absolute appearance of conspiracy emanating from your office besmirches not only the future but also the past, and reflects badly on all of us," wrote Dr. Moran, a Shelter Island dentist, to Mr. Horsley.