Sentence examples for derived my from inspiring English sources

I derived my big idea from a Web-based company called ECHOage, which two mothers started late last year to stop the madness around children's birthday parties.

My mother is a woman of faith, courage, and strength; it is from her that I derived my inspiration and motivation.

I derive my position against occupation from democratic liberal principles".

"I derive my themes from what's happening in everyday life," Ms. Dimoula had said earlier.

"I shall derive my emotions solely from the arrangement of surfaces," he wrote in a manifesto published a month after his death.

Over the course of the play — a tense and witty one-act that many compare to Pinter's Tony Award-winning 1964 family drama "The Homecoming" — the men talk about character and emotion ("I have never been loved; from this I derive my strength"), military service ("Did you have a good war?") and how much they both miss the custom of having tea on the lawn.

I can pin five shirts I like and Pinterest derives my interest in fashion".  .

I can pin five shirts I like and Pinterest derives my interest in fashion".

From that single study—and the one from which I'll derive my entire thesis it seems normal to believe there's some "perfect version" of ourselves out there, just slightly out of reach.

All photos copyright Ren Hang 2016, courtesy TASCHEN.

These dreams of renunciation and patience, it occurred to me, were prejudices that I had derived from my own life and my own experience as a writer.