Examples of using Emanates in English and their translations into French
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But as those of Claes Oldenburg, these"sculptures" not less stand out as sophisticated works where from emanates a strange seduction.
that our truth emanates.
The effect of the above is that the jurisprudence that emanates from such supranational forums will be considered in local proceedings.
Erosion of preferences emanates generally from the decision of preference granting countries which could be unilateral and/or multilateral.
the imposing residence emanates passion and emotion,
A playful atmosphere, for example, emanates from tasting sessions which he organizes in different contemporary art institutions.
1,500 m, that its remarkable acidity emanates.
modern vibe this resort emanates.
I have already spoken of the emotion that emanates from a Psalm written in captivity.
cast-iron lofts, while the mood-lit lobby emanates expensive SoHo hipness.
we were struck by the peaceful atmosphere that emanates from this scenery.
it's most recognizable feature is the dainty polka dot edge that emanates a warm white glow when plugged in.
the Europeans begin to recognize the talent which emanates from these paintings considered"not finished.
Ancient Siam still emanates in the glistening temples,
And though it emanates otherworldly elegance, the space is
Pulse energy emanates from it that serves as the life foundation of every existing creature in the game.
Topped with a creamy head it emanates a slight fruity apricot odour due to the fermentation.
Our clinging to the UNIFIL presence emanates from our commitment to peace
A house that emanates harmony, designed to offer maximum comfort.
Still on the subject of Nigeria, our belief that we should abstain emanates from the fact that a lot of good is being done in Nigeria.