Sentence examples for emanating from our from inspiring English sources

"I will be surprised if there were any consequences emanating from our office".

Well-dressed young Italians were getting out of cars and a very loud sound check seemed to be emanating from our living room.

Exhausted, full, and with the fumes of port still emanating from our holes, we now have to survive this awkward period.

Such is the psychological wisdom all too commonly emanating from our world-famous academies, those laboring mountains that bring forth mice.

Are hoggers, ghost-chasers, hillbilly handfishers, hairy bikers, disobedient pets, garrulous cake bakers and obnoxious residents of New Jersey overrepresented on American television and thus giving a misimpression of our species to those on other planets who may be receiving the TV signals emanating from our satellites, inevitably leading to an intergalactic attack intended to exterminate us?

We believe there are significant societal benefits emanating from our work.

For most of us, our voices emanate from our own vocal chords.

I can understand why the "virus" drivel should emanate from our political opponents, including those in the various far-left sects who last tried to bring their finger-jabbing intolerance into our party 35 years ago.

Johnson, who led the CWU's predecessor union before entering parliament in 1997, says: "I can understand why the 'virus' drivel should emanate from our political opponents, including those in the various far-left sects who last tried to bring their finger-jabbing intolerance into our party 35 years ago.

At the same time, there are whole industries that emanate from our research.

Those things that emanate from our nature, our deep sense of self.