Sentence examples for ever derived from inspiring English sources

No status, no possible prestige, ever derived from the damn things, or radiates from them now.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study about dual bounds ever derived for a commercial territory design problem.

So far, to the best of the authors' knowledge, no one has ever derived the similitude invariant for anti-symmetric cross- and angle-ply laminated plates subjected to biaxial loading before.

In 1966, the bi-directional sidereal anisotropy model was presented by Jacklyn (1966), which was the first concrete anisotropy model ever derived from the observations of sidereal diurnal and semi-diurnal variations by the underground muon telescopes at the northern and southern stations Budapest (47°N) and Hobart (43°S) in the period 1959 1962.

And he makes it clear in "I Would Die 4 U" that he can't be boxed in: "I'm not a woman, I'm not a man/ I am something that you'll never understand... .. Looking back now, this is one of the greatest lessons I've ever derived from Prince's music.

Two-thirds of the way into its second season "Dexter," Showtime's highest-rated series, is better than ever, deriving its suspense from our fear that its hero's peculiar exercises in paternalism will fall under the harsh judgments of the law.

The information derived from these computational experiments, processed through traditional, continuum numerical methods is used to solve the macroscopic equations without ever deriving them in closed form.

Darwin gathered much evidence in its support, but evidence has accumulated continuously ever since, derived from all biological disciplines.

(In terms of the standard interpretation, this means that no pair of theorems can ever be derived one of which is the negation of the other).

In 1835, Ross's uncle, John Ross, who spent years charting Canadian coastlines, dared to pose a question: "What use was there, he asked, in opening an area 'of which perhaps the only satisfaction that can ever be derived would be, that there is, on a piece of paper, a black line instead of a blank'?

Inhaling the fumes of the storm, the greened soil, the sage, I knew beauty for me would only ever be derived from loss.