Sentence examples for be derived from it from inspiring English sources
Knack isn't a bad game: there is satisfaction to be derived from it, some of the gameplay is genuinely good fun (at its best moments, it does begin to acquire an air reminiscent of a more ponderous Crash Bandicoot), and it's one of the longer games to emerge in recent years, so will at least keep youngsters occupied for decent periods of time.
He's aware that by explaining what he means, he risks limiting the meanings that can be derived from it by others.
During the Middle Ages a French stick game called hoquet was played, and the English word may be derived from it.
The genetic evidence is still under development, however, and because only very rough dates can be derived from it, it is hard to weave evidence from DNA, archaeology, history and linguistics into a coherent picture of British and Irish origins.
"First and foremost, the creative of a television show is going to be driven by what we think is a great concept, not by what product is going to be derived from it.
"The value of an asset that has a locked purpose as a business – in Silverstone's case to be operated primarily as a motor racing circuit – is largely calculated from the profit that can be derived from it.
Every good in this life is derived from it and achieved through it, and every deficiency in existence results from its dissipation...
The religious sections of the Physiologus (and of the bestiaries that were derived from it) are concerned primarily with abstinence and chastity; they also warn against heresies.
Otherwise it could never have been derived from it by means of the principle of contradiction.
The high code rate R=3/4 is derived from it by employing "puncturing" as introduced in [49].
