Sentence examples similar to emanating from love from inspiring English sources

A satire of a satire made with love: if that description of the revue "Daryl Glenn and Jo Lynn Burks Play and Sing Robert Altman's 'Nashville' " sounds self-contradictory (how many satires emanate from love?), it evokes the heartfelt nostalgia of a popular little show that has been playing at the Metropolitan Room on the first Sunday each month.

How can New Yorkers living in the "outer boroughs" — a terrible phrase sorely in need of reinvention — not feel the love emanating from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg?

By contrast, "Look, I Made a Hat" feels less bristly than resignedly rueful ("The desire for failure emanating from people who presumably love musicals is persistently baffling to me").

"You can feel love emanating from these sweet creatures, and they are incredibly personalized," Ms. Azagury-Partridge said of the designs, which start at $2,450 and include a plump purple poodle for those born in the Year of the Dog.

Your eyes did not deceive you, that was a whole lot of love emanating from 140,000 Union Jack-waving faithful.

Colin feels love emanating from everything.

A glorious site with love emanating from every corner.

Ideally, the wedding planning process is extremely romantic and you should be able to feel the love emanating from the bride and groom.

They may not understand our language, but they quickly understand the love emanating from us and their crystal pure hearts embrace and accept us without any hesitation, fear or suspicion.

Imagine a ball of love emanating from your heart and enveloping the whole planet.

The men in that congregation seemed to see love as emanating from strength — from dominion and power rather than from the Lamb.