Sentence examples for seen as emanating from inspiring English sources

In the midst of a financial crisis seen as emanating from Wall Street, a demonstration of leadership would help burnish "Brand America".

Critics of the government said Russian politicians had promoted homophobia in recent months, as part of a broad rejection of liberal influences that are seen as emanating from the West.

What did appear clear to Vyacheslav Koloskov, the honorary president of the Russian soccer federation, is that this was "another provocation from the British" that he sees as emanating from England's failed bid to win the right to host the 2018 World Cup.

The men in that congregation seemed to see love as emanating from strength — from dominion and power rather than from the Lamb.

For al-Farabi and Avicenna, the active intellect is seen as the emanating source and support of the entire sublunar realm, and also as the source for all human knowledge, including prophecy.

In the novel, Len and Pete have an animated discussion about Bach in which Len claims: "The only point about Bach is that he saw his music as emanating through him and not from him".

The five eternal Buddhas are correlated to other groups of five, so that the entire cosmos is seen as divided between them and as emanating from them.

Family dynamics differ when children experience favoritism as emanating from their mothers rather than their fathers.

Modern beliefs see the power of witchcraft as emanating from evil spirits that possess the witch and endow him or her with the power to harm.

The penetration of both polar regions (the Arctic and the Antarctic) by the imperial and colonial forces need to be seen as an extension of similar but much larger process emanating, at least to begin with, from Europe and unfolding differently in various parts of the world.

When it was all over back in July, there was a warm glow emanating from a tournament that was by and large seen as a success.