Sentence examples for once radiated from inspiring English sources

The firm, Becker & Becker Associates, will rebuild two wings that once radiated from the tower but were demolished in 1970.

But intellectual currents that once radiated from Egypt now just as often flow in the other direction, as scholars and activists in Morocco and Tunisia, perched on the Arab world's periphery and often influenced by the West, export ideas that seek a synthesis of what the most radical Islamists, along with their many critics here and in the West, still deem irreconcilable: faith and democracy.

The sight of him limping up to the lectern before the press camped in front of the Coburg also lacked the confidence he once radiated.

Once you start radiating positive energy inside and out, people (your friend included) are going to be naturally drawn to you.

The posterior of these two courses over the orbital margin onto the orbital surface (Figs 2 and 3) (these rostral branches of the inferior frontal sulcus were once called radiate sulci, but the term has been out of favour for more than half a century) (Connolly, 1950, p. 194).

… The gravelled paths of the park radiated from me: all at once I was overcome by a new knowledge.

The second term is a P wave which is radiated from the source as an S wave, scattered once into a P wave, and reaches the receiver.

"They are rhetorical treasures, radiating at once the glint of the 37th president's madness and nobility of intention," Rick Perlstein wrote in the Book Review in 2001.

They are rhetorical treasures, radiating at once the glint of the 37th president's madness and nobility of intention, the constant invitations to pity and constant rejection of it.

Chameleons, once believed to be of Gondwanan origin on Madagascar, have in fact colonized Madagascar over the ocean where they subsequently radiated [ 34].

Most radiation oncologists believe that you can radiate tissue only once, so if the cancer recurs Achatz will have limited options.