Sentence examples for from which it emanates from inspiring English sources
For how on Earth might one ever describe Landmarks without bringing in the whole gorgeous history of the literature from which it emanates?
He added, however, that while the encyclical "is not infallible," loyal and full assent was owed it "in proportion to the level of authority from which it emanates".
There is a heavy price to be paid for political hatred regardless of the side from which it emanates.
This may some background figure who is exercising a kind of pseudo-editorial control, or it may reflect the homogeneity of the community from which it emanates.
"Clean" food is produced in an environmentally beneficial and sustainable fashion, with concern for animal as well as human welfare; and "fair" food should respect the labor of those who produce it, and celebrate the cultures from which it emanates.
Over decades the diversion of water from its river and lake to the Los Angeles Aqueduct has left an exposed dry salt flat from which emanates a continuous cloud of toxic particles.
Outside the rehearsal space, a truck pulled up, from which bleats emanated.
He resented the public-school condescension from which they emanated, as if to speak in a Northern Irish accent was somehow quaint or invalid, a second-class way of talking compared with official English.
The lawsuit from which they emanated centered around donors, so presumably these pieces of evidence were used to persuade donors of NOM's political viability.
It is expected that the emergence of filopodia from lamellipodia would be strongly affected by the properties (e.g., the density and length of filaments) of the branched lamellipodial network from which they emanate.
