Sentence examples for has always emanated from inspiring English sources

My imagination has always emanated curiosity.

The West Coast of the United States has always emanated a romantic vision of rainbow sherbet sunsets, velvety golden hills, healthy living, and progressive thinking.

Where rights have always emanated from -- from regular working people.

The green line airglow emanating from this atmospheric species has always been of immense interest and is still investigated to understand the mesosphere and the lower thermosphere (MLT) region.

What better place to have this conversation emanate from than New Orleans, which has always been a leader in murders.

The idea of emeralds coming out of a mountainside in South America or the contrast of fine, intricate silverwork that emanated in its day from some dank, Victorian factory in the Midlands has always intrigued me.

The only mandate given them was the one emanating from the US-led world order that has always conspired against our people and sided with our oppressors.

Yet women's opposition to the war is still framed much as it has always been: women are antiwar naturals because it is men who do the fighting or because, as the 19th-century feminist Elizabeth Cady Stanton put it, war could never have "emanated from the mother soul".

Britain has always basically wanted the European Union to be a club to facilitate its exports, at the least possible cost, and has always presumed it could tell the European Union what it wanted the Union to do, while hardly ever agreeing with proposals emanating from "Brussels" – i.e. the other 27 member states.

All dancers, choreographers, and thinkers who refer to the space of the body have always described it as emanating from a single body that is surrounded and made autonomous by the space of the body.

The research question always emanated from health concerns posed by Sami organizations, Sami communities, or individual Sami.