Examples of using Emanate in English and their translations into Danish
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The rays that emanate from the living beings indicate their sensory abilities
we are responsible for many of the initiatives that emanate from the European Parliament.
planes of existence some rays emanate.
From this triangle flames emanate pointing towards triangle no. 4, from which flames also emanate.
The"life-unit" can thus be expressed as a"fixed point" from which movements and vibration emanate.
groups of beings, from which they emanate, are at war
from here emanate death-inducing as much as life-giving kinds of thoughts.
from which two mighty white rays emanate, symbolises the religious principle.
arcs of fate are cycles that emanate from the I and return to it.
which may also emanate from the ground.
those fields would emanate from individual cells.
leaders of future societies will emanate from our university.
They emanate in the largest quantities from the densest plane of the superuniverse,
sufficient that all broadcasts comply with the law of Member State from which they emanate;
subtle broadcasts that emanate from beyond the boundaries of the'matrix.
so they emanate life, and contribute unsurpassed taste and history.
It may be roughly conceived to include all those absolute influences and potentials which emanate from Paradise and constitute the space presence of the Unqualified Absolute.
Maybe because you feel like dressing in colorful garments to match the funky colors that emanate from the trumpet, sax,
solid tone with lush nuances emanate from the instrument whilst Ovangkol wood back
The pivotal lisinopril-specific data emanate from GISSI-3, which identified lasting outcome benefit from six weeks of lisinopril therapy,