Sentence examples for because I derived from inspiring English sources

He said he had been inspired by Labour colleagues to be upfront about his depression: "I have decided to make all this public because I derived such strength, though I never told them, from the way that my friends Kevan Jones, the Labour MP for North Durham, and Alastair Campbell have talked about their battles with depression.

I have decided to make all this public because I derived such strength, though I never told them, from the way that my friends Kevan Jones, the Labour MP for North Durham, and Alastair Campbell have talked about their battles with depression.

I have decided to make all this public because I derived such strength, though I never told them, from the way that my friends Kevan Jones, the Labour MP for North Durham, and Alastair Campbell have talked about their battles with depression.

Maybe in living a life where I've felt inconsequential because I derived worth and value from the wrong places for so many years has finally taught me wisdom 39 1/3 years later.

I will exchange my labour for money or not, if I choose to, for there are of course other reasons why I might choose to work hard: because I derive satisfaction from the work itself, to advance in some other way, to help people less fortunate than I, to educate myself, as an investment in my future.

Because I remembered, I derived meaning from our encounters, while he, who soon forgot everything, could not.

That's partly because I've derived more enjoyment out of Jessie J's remarks than I have out of her woeful music.

It's painful to watch, and that I derive satisfaction from, because it's as it should be.

After a lengthy evaluation, we concluded that we shouldn't do that, because it derived from a social problem.

The little despotism he installed inside the four walls of his home mattered only because it derived its authority from the whole towering, mahogany-colored, tobacco-smelling, reasonable edifice of male superiority in the world outside.

From a prediction point of view, this was in line with our expectations because (i) MPG is derived from more than one glucose measurement making it less sensitive to measurement errors compared with FPG and (ii) contrary to MPG, FPG may produce bias for trials where changes in HbA1c are mainly resulting from changes in postprandial rather than fasting glucose.