Sentence examples for or emanating from inspiring English sources

In the past year some 1,500 Pakistanis have been killed by terrorism and insurgency, mostly in or emanating from the north-west.

A White House statement said: "Early this week, the president instructed his national security team to take all appropriate steps to protect the American people in light of a potential threat occurring in or emanating from the Arabian Peninsula.

The U.N. panel said there were "strong indications of the supply of arms-related material manufactured in, or emanating from, the Islamic Republic of Iran," in violation of a U.N. embargo on Yemen.

Less subtle are the bursts of signature blue and green on walls, or emanating from L.E.D. panels in the ceiling of the elevator lobby and in some reception areas, that remind visitors of exactly whose offices these are.

And a dynamic graphic effect of sunbeam leather inserts at the neckline of a shell top or emanating out of the waistline of a dress looked both sophisticated and modern.

Alternately brutal and compassionate, chaotic and calm, projecting bravado or emanating fear, informed by hate or imbued with love, the moments he has recorded were ephemeral, fragmentary and easily lost.

Over the past decade, Russia has experienced spectacular terrorist attacks, and the violence has either occurred in or emanated from the North Caucasus.

They could suggest that different parts of the regime are taking different approaches, or emanate from its desire to demonstrate the limits of its co-operation with the UN.

Both Wisdom and Intelligence emerge or emanate from the Crown.

From the point of view of optics and acoustics, no sound waves or electromagnetic waves will penetrate, or emanate from, D. However, this construction should be thought of as shielding, not cloaking, since the potential barrier that shields q | D from boundary observation is itself detectable.

If it rose clear, it would portend good fortune; if it was misty or faint then it foretold (or emanated) pestilence.