emanate from/through something/someone

emanate | American Dictionary

emanate
verb[ I/T ]
us/ˈem·əˌneɪt/
to come from or out of:
[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]Angry voices emanated from the next room.

Examples of emanate

emanate
These fluids emanate from gigantic carbonate edifices that can reach 60m in height.
The number of overlap zones is determined by the number of points at which actin filaments emanate from the plasma membrane.
It is a cross-generational encounter, an inter-professional commentary and, above all, a confrontation between two distinct age-related worldviews that emanate from different consciousness.
Transcription mammals is typically regulated by enhancer activity emanating from multiple conserved non-protein coding sequences.
Such infrastructure increases trust in the marketplace and reduces the inherent risks which emanate from dealing with previously unknown participants.
Some notable issues emanate from this case study.
Sound and light emanating from an event are merely so much sound and light; no new form of energy is created.
The conflicting pressures and priorities emanating from the global and regional levels have, not unsurprisingly, promoted a division in the academic literature on regional integration.
The text itself is heard only on tape, but one can imagine it as emanating from the performer.
That aura emanated only slightly from the poetry, and more powerfully from the gendered nature of critics' acclaim.
Instead of asking who governs, ask: from what policy position does governance emanate?
The parameters of any partnership were clearly established by the discourses emanating from, and legitimized by, the knowledge of the health professional.
The authors emphasise that their conclusions emanated from published facts and documents.
The artist dwelling is designed to foster creativity, through spatial development and sequences reinforced by light - daylight and the firelight emanating from fireplaces.
Every circumstance, however trifling, which could be supposed to emanate from the north, became invested with importance, and linked to the all-absorbing subject.
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