Sentence examples for derives it from from inspiring English sources

BEANO derives it from the mold, Aspergillus Niger, I understand.

He derives it from westerns and martial arts films, among other sources, but the honor-based personal vendettas that propel those narratives become preposterous in the face of mass killing.

Several authorities believe antimonium is a scribal corruption of some Arabic form; Meyerhof derives it from ithmid; other possibilities include athimar, the Arabic name of the metalloid, and a hypothetical as-stimmi, derived from or parallel to the Greek.

Another source (Stedman's) derives it from the Old English orfcwealm ("murrain, any infectious disease of livestock"), from orf ("cattle") + cwealm ("destruction").

Dr Johnson mistakenly derived it from the French "bon" (good).

But instead of deriving a sense of direction from human guidance, neural networks derive it from their structure.

Those who had influence almost invariably derived it from a close working relationship with the Secretary of State.

Finally, a recent survey by Pew about where Americans find the most meaning in life shows that a large fraction derive it from families, but a significant chunk derive it from work as well.

I derived it from my personal mantra of the last several years: LOVE MORE, FEAR LESS.

Otherwise we used the crude odds ratio or derived it from the raw data.

Yet this does not disprove my central thesis from last week; rather, it derives from it.