Sentence examples for derived his from inspiring English sources
Baehrel derived his ingredients, except meat, fish, and dairy, from his twelve acres of yard, garden, forest, and swamp.
"Anwar derived his popularity from being a victim, from being in prison," a political scientist, Chandra Muzaffar, said.
If Vladimir Nabokov derived his Lolita from a German short story, he was working in the tradition of his art.
Milbank's allegations of bad blood between Rice and Hillary Clinton hints at where he derived his anonymous sources.
He has derived his rules from from decades of listening to children and watching them play – at best, undetected.
Marx derived his views in part from the philosophy of G.W.F.
He derived his material from Stoic, Academic, Epicurean, and Peripatetic sources.
From their impeccable genes, Hugo derived his bone structure and his olive complexion.
He derived his style from the close study of Chinese tradition and of nature.
Pfleiderer derived his classification of religions from the relationships between these basic elements.
Like the early Kandinsky, he often derived his motifs from the landscape, then distilled them to a point where their origins are obscured but not lost.
