Sentence examples similar to derive considerable joy from from inspiring English sources

Merchants argue that a higher sales tax will punish retail businesses, especially shops near the state border, which derive considerable sales from out-of-state-residents.

These writers all derive considerable income from Amazon's book sales.

While many of them may not become professional athletes, the students derive considerable benefits from participation -- benefits that extend well beyond college.

One would think that governments, which both regulate and derive considerable tax revenue from the alcohol industry, would properly inform the public of health risks.

It's hard to find many people who derive much joy from income tax season.

Flow, a type of intrinsic motivation, has been described as an optimal experience in which a learner can derive great joy from a learning activity.

Mothers and others: How do you derive vicarious joy from watching the happy dads in your life?

Paramount could derive additional joy from "Iron Man," positioned in third place with a weekend take of $20.1 million to bring its four-week total to $252.3 million.

So Ms. Thomas, an English professor at Xavier University, went to work on herself to see if she could derive more joy from the money that she chose to spend.

That said, I still derive great joy from Black Twitter.

But because it ended so badly, I can't derive any joy from it which is just horrible.