emanate from/through something/someone

Examples of emanating

emanating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

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.
The parameters of any partnership were clearly established by the discourses emanating from, and legitimized by, the knowledge of the health professional.
The artist dwelling is designed to foster creativity, through spatial development and sequences reinforced by light - daylight and the firelight emanating from fireplaces.
As fuel reserves are drawn down, the only substitutes will be those emanating from backstop technologies.
The process is regulated by extracellular signals emanating from cellular and acellular structures.
Indeed, everything about that voice emanating from the singer's 'mask' is queerly ambiguous.
They found evidence of ammonia emanating from the tick faeces.
In another piece the performer has to try re-creating the sounds emanating from a computer which only he hears on headphones.
An ethical affect emanating from humanity completes the limited beauty of the naturalised heavens.
The sociocultural formations of so-called frontier or extrasystemic peoples invariably are influenced to some degree by forces emanating from external world-systems.
Whether these reasons were political, idealistic, pecuniary or personal, or a combination of all these, they transcended the prescriptions emanating from anti-war nationalists.
We end comfortably in the resonance of multitextualities - emanating from a simple sound source.
Yet they also responded to both aural and visual cues emanating from the screen, clapping and bouncing as characters or presenters did so.
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