Sentence examples for emanating as it from inspiring English sources

The traditional view seems hopeless for the naturalist, emanating as it does from super-natural 'rights' or some similar thing.

They puzzled over waves from deep earthquakes, emanating as far down as 400 miles below the surface, before realizing that part of the seafloor was being bent downward and pushed into Earth's interior.

"It reminds me of my childhood memories, the pleasant scent that emanated as it cooked," Jean-Pierre Abelin of La Vienne wrote about his butter galette, which he said was baked on Sunday morning and eaten after Mass.

Page 3 Week in Review AN OLD WAR IN MIDEAST May Have New Meaning The shockwaves from Israel's recent military actions in Gaza could emanate as far as President-elect Barack Obama's promised attempts at calming the region.

Gaines' lyrical chemistry flows through the track, emanating heat as it picks up momentum, playing with the viscous melodies that vibrate between verses.

The Anderson Forecast on real estate trends that emanates quarterly from the University of California's Anderson School of Business is emanating as you read this.

Increasingly he had been working in an obsessive style of thin, layered colors, building dense, encrusted pools of reds and blues — divine, uncanny patches of light emanating as if from inside the images.

But the comedy never for an instant feels contrived; it seems to emanate as deeply from the characters' viscera as the froglike belches of the beer-swilling Lee.

My eyes were locked on Michael, every fiber of his body emanating feelings as deep as I've seen in any film.

The sound just emanated, as if from some cosmic place, and suddenly you became aware of it.

These gods emanate as supramundane patrons before the primary creation is started by their shakti.