Sentence examples for which emanated from from inspiring English sources

Finally, the 9/11 attack, which emanated from this region, has strengthened people who want to talk about Arab misgovernance.

Moreover, the audience had the freedom to define its own relationship to the performance, which emanated from all around and among us.

The work of Heinrich von Veldeke, the earliest known poet to use a Dutch dialect, typified the age's religious zeal, which emanated from the French centres of learning.

But by the end of the month the provincial security chiefs had adopted the language of conspiracy which emanated from Damascus.

But even in this cameo, you can see the twinkling charm of the actor, and gauge the lightness and musicality of his voice, which emanated from a benign, rubbery visage that could all the same cloud and harden with darker emotions.

"But this was a crisis which emanated from major mistakes in macroeconomic policy around the world, and fundamentally the inability to successfully co-ordinate macroeconomic policy so that globally you wouldn't get the imbalances, the capital flows, that created the difficulties in the banking system".

Residual heat, which emanates from the process and can be used to produce steam for electrical generation.

He mentions "the singular scent of a middle-class woman," which emanates from Rapha's mother, Esther (Emmanuelle Seigner).

One senior Tory said: A lot of colleagues really don't like the whispering, which emanates from Team Osborne, about Patrick McLoughlin.

Get a show on Radio 1, which emanates from an ageing BBC outpost in central London, and you work in the basement.

But while "Private Lives" has real emotional fire, which emanates from its unhappily in love characters, the comedy in "Blithe Spirit" is situational.