Sentence examples for would have emanated from inspiring English sources

In the "Ambersons" ball, Bernard Herrmann's bittersweet waltz score matches what we see, but in the original final scene — a bleak boarding-house tableau, now lost — a vaudevillle routine by the blackface act the Two Black Crows would have emanated from a Victrola, at once trivializing and deepening the tragedy.

In the "Ambersons" ball, Bernard Herrmann's bittersweet waltz score matches what we see, but in the original final scene a bleak boarding-house tableau, now lost a vaudevillle routine by the blackface act the Two Black Crows would have emanated from a Victrola, at once trivializing and deepening the tragedy.

The success of the interdisciplinary approach has resulted in exciting new findings, and also raised many novel research questions, that would probably not have emanated from the more traditional single discipline or limited multidisciplinary approach.

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.

But Schumann's late music seems to have emanated a dangerous glow.

Some of the deadliest weapons on the planet have emanated from their workshops.

'All have emanated from the same Divine light - how can one be superior, and another inferior'.

Clues to this possibility have emanated from few studies.