Sentence examples for of which emanated from inspiring English sources

He wasted three good opportunities, two of which emanated from the awareness of Dietmar Hamann.

There too, there was a military build-up and claims—some of which emanated first in Russia and then spread to Abkhazia of Georgian aggression.

Advances in semiconductors include breakthroughs in Group III nitrides, some of which emanated from Asia under sponsorship from AFOSR's Asian office.

But the infringement of his minting rights emphasized the economic importance of northern ports, especially the Frisian Duurstede, from the neighbourhood of which emanated large numbers of copies of his gold sous and half-sous.

Behind the arched entryway, Pope's plan included a group of Gothic buildings surrounding a central Square, off of which emanated the two principle spokes of Wall Street and Hillhouse Avenue, along which his New Campus buildings would be constructed in a harmonizing unification of many existing campus structures.

Alda's version was always angry or consternated, like a character in a Woody Allen film, while my dad, though he certainly faced hurdles as an amateur in the world of the professional, bore his humiliations with a comic lightness and charm — much of which emanated from that befuddled, self-deprecating professor's voice.

What originally sounded deleteriously bleak and claustrophobic on record gains a crackling new energy, at least half of which emanates from the crowd.

Treadwell says there are now more clinics, and more services, for women with colorectal injuries, many of which emanate in childbirth.

How far will the flood of Salafi-jihadist propaganda, most of which emanates from or is paid for by Saudi Arabia and the Sunni monarchies of the Gulf, be restrained by the recent Saudi turn against the jihadists?

When it comes to ground-level ozone pollution (most of which emanates from cars), the city is one of the country's worst offenders.Until recently, the area's politicians have been at odds over what to do.

But it doesn't really address the explosion in inequality at the top of the income distribution, much of which emanates from rising compensation in the financial sector where Powell spent much of his career or the slow growth in wages earned by recent college graduates.