Sentence examples for far emanated from inspiring English sources

The most memorable by far emanated from Tammany: "He debauches the press, prostitutes writers to the service of his personal ambition, and degrades and disgraces the profession of journalism".

On Facebook, on sites near and far -- all emanating from The Daily Current.

These days, the wisdom and experience of educators are often ignored and, worse, dismissed by policymakers who favor approaches emanating far from the classroom.

For many years, one basic imbalance in the terrorist threat to Americans was that it emanated from so far on the periphery of daily American life.

The problem here is that as far as can be determined, such information emanated from Schlesinger himself.

Mr. Gilbert's approachability is a far cry from the remoteness that many players said emanated from his predecessor, Lorin Maazel.

This time it emanated from Davide Santon and was headed home at the far post by Rémy following Sissoko's flick.

Smil's book details how the Han dynasty, as well as the Greek culture that emanated from Alexandria, Egypt from about 330 B.C. to 200 B.C., far surpassed the achievements of Rome.

So far, no response is emanating from Bragg.

Appointees in the executive branch generally don't stray far from the wishes emanating from the governor's office.

They puzzled over waves from deep earthquakes, emanating as far down as 400 miles below the surface, before realizing that part of the seafloor was being bent downward and pushed into Earth's interior.