Sentence examples similar to everything derived from that from inspiring English sources

It has one industry -- the government -- and everything derives from that.

Robert Palmer of The New York Times critiqued that "the insight that funk is the Rosetta Stone of contemporary dance music is a worthy one, but it doesn't necessarily follow that everything deriving from funk needs to be crammed into every tune".

These discs are derived from that premiere.

derived from that ADE.

Really, everything derives from there.

Everything else derives from that.

I think the whole thing derives from that.

Secondly, and deriving from that imperfection, interpretations vary between scientists.

Everything is derived from a basic "45 min/$38 rate" service.

"Everything is derived from my journal.

But if you sum up your work history as a "bit of everything," the competency you derived from all of that work may get lost in translation.