Sentence examples for derived strength from inspiring English sources

Respondents who said they derived strength or comfort from religion lived longer after surgery than those who said they did not.

Begay derived strength, he said, from a "defeat" he had battled back from a year before: an arrest, conviction and jail time for drunken driving.

Hence, in part, the pair's falling out.So the Front, which has hitherto derived strength from the apparent absence of the divisions that beset most other parties, is now split down the middle, both camps claiming to represent the legitimate movement, and each retaining the name National Front.

Using subjective and objective statistical test methods, normal distribution is found suitable to represent interface shear strengths and their derived strength parameters especially when variability is small.

They derived strength from the feeling of belonging, and from the sympathy and feeling of fellowship they encountered.

The finding that most patients and caregivers derived strength from their experiences is a testament to their resilience in the face of significant adversity.

As in "First," the speaker derives strength by offering the service of her physical self.

Cameron clearly hopes to derive strength from that fragility, from being in a position to call another election when he chooses.

The activities are separate, but hardly unrelated and the unstable recorded music division derives strength from the steady but dull publishing arm.

Deriving strength from their large, poorly nourished numbers, the farmers gradually killed off most of the hunter-gatherers and drove the rest from their land.

Venus talked last week about how much she had learned from Davis, deriving strength from the way he faced death with courage and grace.