Sentence examples for clearly derive from inspiring English sources

Again, this position is a bit disingenuous, undermined by the fact that both writers so clearly derive practical inspiration from their interaction with the wild.

Ancestor figures of the Bambara clearly derive from the same artistic tradition as do many of those of the Dogon; so also do their sculptures in wrought iron.

While "The Kindly Ones" may have a Nabokovian narrator — obscurantist in his erudition, hyperspecialized in his sexual tastes — its exhaustively researched historicity and documentarian realism clearly derive from "War and Peace".

In a sequence depicting the wake of the third world war, we see a city - or cities, because the photographs clearly derive from the second world war, and might show Dresden or Hiroshima - bombed almost flat, and what appears to be a mock-up of the amputated Arc de Triomphe.

In our work [21], we clearly derive a sequence of a dozen statements which characterize the KKM spaces and equivalent formulations of the partial KKM principle.

People like Rory clearly derive from privilege, and even though she worked so diligently in the original episodes - like when her efforts were declined from The New York Times fellowship she yearned for, but she still managed to cover Obama's then election campaign for an online magazine (this was 2008 and in their last season) - she still didn't have a job then or now.

This clearly derives from a number performed by the Bonzo Dog Doodah Band in the Beatles Magical Mystery Tourr.

Clearly deriving from Duncan's committment to social responsibility, hopefully it will stand as a fitting memorial.

In the late 1970's, his dance idiom was clearly derived from Martha Graham, and his content was more narrative.

Here a relatively sophisticated ceramic tradition (clearly derived from elsewhere) appears in the earliest levels.

"Unlike the cartoonish virtual worlds I had worked with for many years, the remote people and places I was seeing were clearly derived from reality".