Thus, against then-current value-theoretical intuitionism, Sartre denies that value can "deliver itself to a contemplative intuition which would apprehend it as being value and thereby would derive from it its right over my freedom".
For now, the dollar cost of each coin is far higher than the value you can derive from it — its use for things that you can't use other currencies for, or wouldn't want to — aside from its status as an instrument of speculation.
But Nabokov was certainly right that not all kinds of reading are equally valid aesthetically, and just as we shouldn't discount Derrida because we associate his ideas with pretentious adherents who seem overly fond of obfuscation, we shouldn't write-off realist fiction on the basis of what some of its fans derive from it.
what meaning does she derive from it?
The poet perceives his lover in terms of his city; his fondest comparisons derive from it.
Do improvements in health and literacy create growth or simply derive from it?
Here's the paradox of Guilty Pleasure: the more happiness we derive from it, the worse we feel.
This description of managerial work should prove more important to managers than any prescription they might derive from it.
Celera has said it will make its human genome sequence available on a DVD disk, with no control over any discoveries that other scientists may derive from it.
ROME — Julius Caesar lent his name to monarchs — both the titles czar and kaiser derive from it — for the best part of two millennia.
Neither would disclose their annual net income from gaming, but both were eager to describe the benefits that derive from it.
