Examples of using Emanates in English and their translations into Polish
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The original person is not dead, because everything emanates from the original person,
From them emanates a soft, diffuse light,
Supreme Personality of Godhead, from whom everything else emanates.
The personal data we process primarily emanates from the data subjects themselves, for example in that.
This is the charm of the traditional houses of Essaouira that emanates from these places with serenity and sobriety.
The EU's exclusive competence for customs means that customs legislation emanates from the European level
Shriwatsa of the highest knowledge of divine creature's heart emanates from the heart in the form of double vajra,
Here change emanates, not from things,
the hatred that Auschwitz emanates to this day, fires their fanaticism
I have been tracking what I believe to be a long-period comet which emanates from the Oort cloud.
and"neither reflects nor emanates any light of its own.
it is the right thing that the cult of such saints spreads specifi cally in that region and emanates from there.
This is understandable in the context of the great care taken by the British to convey to young people the fundamental lesson that emanates from this place.
From a cylindrical speaker that can be placed either vertically or horizontally, emanates a surprisingly solid
St John Paul II, the message of Divine Mercy emanates into the world.
That the light which emanates from Bethlehem Our heart is saddened with the thought illuminate a world blooded by the war.
That the light which emanates from Bethlehem illuminate a world Our heart is saddened with the thought.
Our heart is saddened with the thought that the light which emanates from Bethlehem illuminate a world blooded by the war.
Radon emanates naturally from the ground and from some building materials all over the world, wherever traces of uranium
notification apply independently of whether the decision on collective redundancies emanates from the employer or from an undertaking which controls that employer;