Sentence examples for derived from facts from inspiring English sources

Principles of action derived from facts were, in short, what the commonwealth had, well, in common.

He writes that he is trying to create a system of ethics derived from fact and reason, that largely throws off the perspectives of religion, place, family, tribe, community and maybe even species -- to "take the point of view of the universe".

The following Lemma 2.7 can easily be derived from Fact, Theorem and Remark 2.6 together with elementary computation.

But we used arguments, mainly derived from the facts we discovered, not insults.

We put together stories derived from the facts of experimental or theoretical work.

The name is derived from the fact that we live close to the shores of Lake Kyoga.

The emphasis on the "lady" is derived from the fact most water collection is carried out by women.

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

Many commodities incorporate rents (ie, excess profits derived from the fact that supply is usually limited in the short term).

Its name may have derived from the fact that the area was well watered and abounded with fish.

The name Trente et Quarante is derived from the fact that the winning point always lies between thirty and forty.