Sentence examples for deriving from it from inspiring English sources
No other European powers facing the Atlantic Ocean ever accepted this papal disposition or the subsequent agreement deriving from it.
I wish the choreography by David Parsons and Pablo Pugliese had hewed more narrowly to tango dancing itself rather than just deriving from it.
Under the British system, and those of Commonwealth and other countries deriving from it, it is the accused's commanding officer who is responsible for the conduct of this quasi-judicial investigation, having the evidence reduced to writing, considering it, and deciding whether it justifies his remanding the accused for trial by court-martial.
The UNIX Streams [24] framework (and other frameworks deriving from it for later UNIXes) introduced control messages processed by stream modules along with data messages.
The compact and ordered structure of the spiral facet is also enticing for deriving from it a kind of a signature or a "faceprint" that would uniquely define a facial surface instance.
'Jebem ti mater' or 'I fuck your mother' is the mother of all swears, with all others deriving from it.
Cheating and the pleasure derived from it mark a generation that has lost its moral anchor.
Korean cuisine is fundamentally different from its Japanese counterpart and is by no means derived from it.
Every good in this life is derived from it and achieved through it, and every deficiency in existence results from its dissipation...
