Sentence examples for directly borrowed from inspiring English sources
Most European languages directly borrowed a Biblical word.
The idea and use of supernodes have been directly borrowed from Kazaa.
The scene in which Jason's mother kicks him out of the car is directly borrowed from Askins's life.
In fact, many scholars believe that the Aztecs' concept of themselves as warrior-priests of the sun god was directly borrowed from the people of Tula.
While Mr. Britt sometimes directly borrowed a riff, more often he had absorbed strategies to make every melodic lick mobilize the rhythm.
But it was based entirely on the weight standards of Roman coinage, and many of the other designs were directly borrowed from Roman issues".
Though Dvorak does not directly borrow folk themes, the symphony is imbued with the character of Czech folk music.
The early figural representations of Christ, for instance, most often show him as the good shepherd by directly borrowing from a classical prototype.
Therefore, after obtaining the required subset and adding FT-redundancy, we directly borrow the packet-level RPS multipath routing scheme to spread all flows equally among multiple different equal cost shortest paths.
Cantillon is one of the few economists cited by Adam Smith, who directly borrows Cantillon's sustenance theory of wages.
Moreover, Fascist Forge is directly borrowing from IronMarch a defunct forum taken down in November 2017, where Atomwaffen Division was first conceived among its members, and openly venerates IronMarch founder, Alexander Slavros.
