Sentence examples for seems to emit from inspiring English sources
There are pictures with various presidents, each of which seems to emit a different degree of warmth.
He seems to emit a magnetic forcefield of charm to all those who walk within two metres of him and is always quick to poke fun, to make himself look ridiculous.
The story is punctuated by eerie, black and white photos, which add to the overall spooky aura of the book and the cover itself seems to emit supernatural rays, with a terrifying photo of a little girl hovering above the ground.
This new era for astronomy may also illuminate the natures of dark energy, the mysterious force that drives the universe's expansion, and dark matter, a hypothetical substance that has mass (and therefore should produce gravitational waves) but seems to emit no electromagnetic energy.
The skeleton seemed to emit a 19th-century glow.
Instead of reflecting light, their faces seem to emit it.
The fact that I didn't probably had something to do with the peculiar aura they seemed to emit.
I came here to see the beautiful aspen, so yellow they seem to emit sunlight on the endless deep-green slopes.
Long before Howard Dean was considered a plausible candidate for president, he seemed to emit some sort of secret call that made people, many of them previously apolitical, drop everything and devote themselves to his campaign.
I tried to ogle these selections closely, but all of them seemed to emit a threatening aura evocative of a high-voltage Taser jolt delivered by Dorothy's ruby slippers.
SINGAPORE -- On a large black cloth, rows of traditional Indonesian theater Wayang masks with their bottoms half severed stand upward, looking inward toward their cut jaws that seem to emit silent screams.
