Sentence examples for emanating on from inspiring English sources

That said there was no denying the energy emanating on stage from Shapiro and his youthful colleagues.

In recent years, violent protests have emanated on either side of the borders of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, which enjoys the diverted water, threatening both trade between the two states and the welfare of their people.

From the various motions of the spheres, matter and forms emanate on the sub-lunar world.

Second, the crack lengths emanated on the corners of the indentations marks (with applied loads above 250 mN) were measured on both coatings using a scanning electron microscope (SEM).

Curiously much of this policing emanates on campuses which had previously been considered to be bastions of humanism.

If we listen deeply to them, if we are wise enough to trust the feelings they emanate on our behalf, then we will find the clarity necessary to make inspired choices that are as good for the whole as they are for the one, which is an absolute prerequisite for thought leadership today.

But the bigger crowds can be found in the servants' wing, which includes a laundry, where children are allowed to turn the mangle, and a kitchen, from where the smell of bread is emanating and on the day I visit "Mrs Crocombe" issuing orders and criticising "Sylvia", the second kitchen maid, for her slow apple peeling.

On Long Island, Ruthie Epstein, a senior policy advisor for the New York Civil Liberties Union, said civil liberties advocates are advising law enforcement to consider not cooperating with the crackdown emanating from on high.

In agreement with other studies (Gonatas et al, 1980; Griffiths et al, 1989) none of the trans lumina of the Golgi cisternae or emanating tubules on the trans side of any Golgi complex were labelled with HRP, even when capsids wrapped in highly HRP-positive membrane were observed in close proximity to the Golgi.

With no sign of a change in their fortunes emanating from those on the field, Hammett sent on fresh legs with the greatest significance at half-back.

It could be argued that the forces driving modern international relations emanate on the one hand from western politicians fearing a repetition of that defeat and, on the other hand, the Islamists' desire to regain that victory.