Sentence examples for he emanates from inspiring English sources
Hands clasped, he emanates practised equanimity.
He emanates ease, in his playing and manner.
Although he converted to Catholicism in 1984, he emanates the benign calm of a Buddhist.
There is nothing hunched or furtive in his bearing — he emanates what in earlier times would have been called "backbone".
When you talk to him, he emanates the calm of a frog at the edge of a pond.
As Mr. Gregory demonstrated in "My Dinner With André," he is a spellbinding raconteur who exudes the same sorcererlike aura that he emanates while directing Ibsen.
He could barely move a muscle, but he emanated joy.
Genial and at ease with everyone, he emanated a sense of relaxed authority.
Even during his last long illness he emanated a feeling of optimism.
Seated on a rug in his reception area with an oversize poster of the sacred Kaaba in Mecca, he emanated authority and sageness despite his relative youth.
With his big, arrow-shaped nose and his heavy eyelids hanging at half-mast, he emanated the slightly sinister allure of a fairground carny.
