Sentence examples for derive as much from inspiring English sources

Western readers are unlikely to derive as much aesthetic pleasure from Mutanabbī's poetry as do native speakers of Arabic.

(He is the only filmmaker who can derive as much from a profile as he can from a full-face shot).

As he faced members of the news media later, he seemed to derive as much enjoyment in replaying the moment as he had scoring the touchdown.

The owners of large yachts that I know derive as much pleasure from the idea of being the owner as they do from cruising or sailing their boat.

Mr. Johnson, who is 82, makes growing old seem quite worthwhile, at least if you can derive as much pleasure from the world as he clearly does.

About half of the women seemed to derive as much pleasure, based upon their brain patterns, from giving money as from receiving it.

I hope that whoever found it derives as much pleasure from its serendipity as I did.

But the manager himself derives as much pleasure from the first trip to London and Loftus Road.

"I am having as much fun and deriving as much enjoyment out of this today as I ever have".

It derives as much from his chronological framework as from the story he tells.

Bolivian governments derived as much as 80 percent of their revenues from that source through mid-century.