Sentence examples for what has emanated from inspiring English sources

Either of these explanations make more sense than what has emanated from the brains of anyone involved in this.

"We understand the concern that has emanated from what has been an uncertain period for the football club and for the importance of a conclusion to the situation soon," said a statement.

"Everything has emanated out of Japan.

In recent times, the most sinister dangers for living artists have emanated from the art market/gallery/museum nexus which carefully regulates, monitors and attempts to manipulate what is hot and what is not.

Presenter Nick Ferrari played some excerpts from what Mr Gove's wife Sarah Vine called "Beyonce's oeuvre", after she claimed the noise had emanated from a Pebble Smartwatch she bought him for Christmas.

Afghanistan has never enjoyed unified central government, but what it has emanates from Karzai's status as agent for the occupying power.

The tale had emanated from Williams's native Australia and gained credence at the Open.

Similarly Christopher Dresser's beautiful angular aesthetic movement teapots could have emanated from the Bauhaus metalworking school.

Discordant piano sounds have emanated from Napoleon III's apartments.

The threats are understood to have emanated from criminal gangs in Dublin.

The most serious cyber threats in recent times have emanated from Russia, China and North Korea.