Sentence examples for always derives from inspiring English sources

Searching always derives many times of iteration.

On such a domain, pairwise majority decision always derives an ordering and so it satisfies SO.

A natural gemstone always derives more value than the one that has undergone treatment to enhance color.

From adversity, heroism does not always derive.

Teaching's prestige has always derived from this association with motherhood.

Newman's power as a songwriter has always derived from the massive dissonance between his music and his lyrics.

Waugh's novels, although their material is nearly always derived from firsthand experience, are unusually highly wrought and precisely written.

Liberalism has always derived its authority and persuasiveness from this vision of human nobility, from this idea that our dignity is derived from the exercise of moral choice.

And it will further harm the reputation of a court whose authority has always derived from its claim to be a legal body, not a political one.

"Much of the pleasure and satisfaction I have always derived from even the day-to-day work schedule had been drained from me," he recalled.

Brian Benedict, a dealer in military clothes in Putnam County, N.Y., has always derived the bulk of his business from movie and theater costumers.