"The world says, 'We derive hope for our own situation from what you in South Africa have done.' " Archbishop Tutu, who coined the term "rainbow nation" to describe the South Africa emerging into democracy, called for robust debate among all races about the future but said it must not be allowed to descend into accusations of racism.
Some Gazans said they derived hope from al-Aqsa's reports, but others doubted their veracity.
That strength helped another Xena, Jessica Crouse of Maryland, who said she derived hope from the series' depiction of two strong women together and happy.
He sought to derive some hope from the fact that he had not played at his highest level in the Madrid final and that his results so far this year had still been outstanding.
Perhaps Whitehall will derive some hope from the suggestion that the problem of delay, which has badly affected the rest of the FOI system, may now threaten the Tribunal's operations too.
It was during this period, with his fortunes at low ebb, that he is supposed to have derived hope and patience from watching a spider perseveringly weaving its web.
Knox does, however, derive a glimmer of hope from Usman Khawaja: "Sound in defence and opportunistic on the short ball, he offered a morsel of hope and a good response to the selectors who had discarded him in 2011.
Like the Cursing Mommy, we're trying to ignore life's awfulness, live in hope, derive happiness from our work... and locate the goddamn edge on the goddamn roll of tape.
The rhetoric about the United States might not be as angry as it was during George W. Bush's presidency, but there is ample bitterness derived from hope turned sour.
Some hope derives from recent findings such as the identification of leucine-rich-repeat and Ig-domain-containing 1 (LINGO-1), the wnt pathway and retinoic acid receptor gamma (RXR-γ) as potential therapeutic targets (Fancy et al, 2011; Huang et al, 2011; Mi et al, 2007).
His effort to please the assembly probably derived from his hope that the assembly would reciprocate: he wanted funds from the treasury to pay his personal debts and run his household, along with a constitutional amendment that would allow him to run for a second term.
