Sentence examples for emanating from such from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine Strawberry Fields Forever or To morrow Never Knows emanating from such ascetic surroundings.

The economic losses emanating from such insecurity have very little to do with the revolutionaries in Tahrir Square.

I didn't see her award-winning Howie the Rookie at the Bush theatre but the thought of that spark, emanating from such a small space, is immensely exciting.

"The public uncritically believes the claims emanating from such studies," he wrote, "and fellow scientists and funding agencies divert precious resources to attempt to reproduce or verify published data".

"This is incredible". The disbelief at the powerful voice emanating from such a small girl was compounded when Amira revealed that she had not had any singing lessons but was self-taught, using YouTube tutorials.

That is to say, the greater the redshift manifested by light emanating from such an object, the greater the distance of the object and the larger its recessional velocity (see also Hubble's constant).

This risk emanates from such forces as agricultural, cultural and socioeconomic changes.

It could almost be an art gallery, and the old-school have already joked that no good thinking can possibly emanate from such swish surroundings.

Linear elastic fracture mechanics was employed to explain the evolution of damage due to the individual voids and cracks that emanate from such voids.

Maybe that's what so many fans saw, a willfulness that emanated from such a strong sense of self-confidence that, even when wrongheaded, was impressive.

Although the report fails directly to place the hackers inside the building, it argues there is no other logical reason why so many attacks have emanated from such a small area.