Sentence examples for derives directly from inspiring English sources
The politicization of business leadership derives directly from the shareholder revolution of recent decades.
In Family, however, the drama derives directly from the flaws and fissures within the unit, its fatal warping.
The information on the life of Laozi transmitted by Sima Qian probably derives directly from their teaching.
Ballet Theater's production of MacMillan's 1965 "Romeo and Juliet" derives directly from Leonid Lavrovsky's 1940 Soviet ballet to the Prokofiev score.
His observation that it's more acceptable to say "I hate people from Pakistan" than to say "I love Pakis" derives directly from his previous show.
Both Tony and Nancy, to me at least, have a faintly messianic manner about them which derives directly from their unblinking stare.
Descriptions in other studies were either derived directly from clinicians or their derivation was not described.
derived directly from his nuclear abolitionism.
Those qualities derive directly from the man who is Broadsides' founder and artistic director: Barrie Rutter.
What happens after a war is derived directly from the way it unfolds.
They also discovered that human genes have been derived directly from bacteria.
