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.

I derived no pleasure from either of these experiences.

You're probably wondering how I derived at this number.

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

Maybe I derive a primal satisfaction from a designer label because when I was a teenager, the only one I owned was Jaclyn Smith from Kmart.

I derive my position against occupation from democratic liberal principles".