Sentence examples similar to deriving from that vision from inspiring English sources
Those views derive from the vision that Trump put forward in the campaign: that he was a leader tough enough to stand up for the nation.
Everything else derives from that.
I think the whole thing derives from that.
In our last chapter we lay out a vision for the Democratic Party based on commonly held values and a progressive agenda derived from this vision.
However, the legitimacy of the policies derived from the vision in no way follow from the value of the vision.
Our validation results confirm earlier studies undertaken on the THIN database (another general practice database which is derived from the Vision system but which is not linked to mortality data).
But if there's a lesson that we all ought to derive from Reagan, it is that vision matters".
The learning necessary to use the device involves not only perceptually matching the auditory input to a representation of an object or scene that is derived from vision or touch, but other types of learning as well.
These discs are derived from that premiere.
"His comments seem to derive from a naïve vision," Ryan said, that is based on "an idea that the nucleus of society and the economy is government, not the people".
