Sentence examples for clearly derived from inspiring English sources

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".

Some of these teachings were clearly derived from the gospel - the Sermon on the Mount was particularly popular - but were given a distinctively Muslim flavour.

The fretful banality of Susan Alexander is clearly derived from Mankiewicz's hated old adversary Mrs. Insull — notorious for her "discordant twitter" and her petty dissatisfaction with everything.

The use of three-dimensional set pieces in a large volume of space clearly derived from Jessner.

His explanation: "It's clearly derived from the fact that his fans are the most hard-core on the planet.

The Villa Godi has a plan clearly derived from the Villa Trissino but with similarities to traditional Venetian country houses.

His shapes were clearly derived from the buoys moving with the swell, fishermen's floats, waves building and breaking on the beach; and then there were the colours - sand colours, boat colours, sea colours.

It was written in 1968, but its atmosphere clearly derived from Simenon's own period of residence in Connecticut, where he moved to live with his new wife, Denyse Ouimet, in the late 1940s.

Where it is often thought that jazz singing is most closely related to the trumpet, Watson's style (his attack, his imitation of glissandi and mutes) is clearly derived from the trombone.