Sentence examples for they may emanate from inspiring English sources
FOOTNOTE To attract the target audience (teenage and young adult, mostly male), the Farrelly brothers' movies ("There's Something About Mary") make all possible use of sexual crudity and bodily fluids from wherever they may emanate.
As money and news media coverage cross state borders more easily than ever, driven by fiery commentators and online groups, we are bound to see politicians who are popular vehicles more than they are actual candidates, instruments of resentment whose grass-roots support may emanate mostly from states they have never visited.
The residual uncertainty may emanate from the barrage of disparate economic indicators announced of late.
Scientists have taken to listening on the radio for any broadcasts that may emanate from the deeps of space.
Some cosmic rays may emanate from explosive events such as supernovae or, closer to home, flares on our own sun.
Lines (or tracks) of volcanic activity that become older from east to west may emanate from melting sites, or hot spots, beneath the drifting continental plate.
The pictures suggest that the corona's energy may emanate from spectacular pillars of fiery gas near the sun's surface, at the bottoms of looping arches of magnetic fields -- like those produced by a bar magnet, only larger -- that stretch for hundreds of thousands of miles above the surface.
In an era of convergence, some of the most fruitful discoveries may emanate from those frontiers, as art and science collide to produce results as unknowable beforehand as was the discovery of new subatomic particles produced by collisions in atomic accelerators.
It may emanate from a very limited human and financial capacities of majority of cooperatives operate in Ethiopia.
This is the so-called 'Long Version' of the Theology, which may emanate from an Isma'ili context.
However, renal dysfunction does not result from hypoperfusion alone but may emanate to a large extent from renal inflammation and tubular responses to various sepsis mediators.
