Sentence examples similar to emanating power from inspiring English sources

Still, the couch emanated power.

Musky Black Boasting a glossy black surface emblazoned with a colorful motif inspired by extreme sports and graffiti art, this model emanates power, daring, and energy with its playfulness and musky scent.

After all, if law is inevitably shaped by ideas emanating from power relations outside of the law, then it would seem that law has no essence, be it moral or institutional.

Backing moves to reduce the carbon pollution emanating from power plants is not in his screenplay--no way, no how.

Does he really emanate power and desirability to the women around him, or simply, as most men would think, a dodgy dress sense?

It does not recognize that the same greatness or heroism lies dormant within them waiting to emanate its power in the world -- but what is that greatness?

It's got a 10-inch unit whence the bass emanates powered by a 400-Watt amplifier.

His sets were more akin to daredevil acts, teetering on the edge of disaster he would bang one track into another, and moments of dead air were not uncommon but brimming with shiver-inducing moments of beauty and transcendence, emanating from the power of the music and the sheer force of Larry's personality.

Yes, everyone at Old Trafford had had sleepless nights about the spending power emanating from the Gulf.

Mr. Putin looked down from his seat, head tilted, eyebrows raised, emanating calm and power.

Alongside the power emanating from the sheer unconventionality of the concept come persistent sensuality, rawness, masterly pacing and sometimes breathtaking orchestration (with moments that would make Ravel proud).