Sentence examples for for not having derived from inspiring English sources

Feuerbach criticized Leibniz, however, for not having derived the unity or harmony of the monads from the nature of the monads themselves, and for appealing instead to a theological representation of God as an alien, external power who achieves this harmonization miraculously, and hence, inexplicably.

For decades, it has derived political legitimacy from impressive economic growth, which is now slowing down.

But the kilogram could not be redefined until the scientists had derived the same answer for the Planck and Avogadro constants within seven decimal places.

Not sure about Gaten ― could it have derived from the Italian Gaetano?

Much of it seems to have derived from dairy cows and does not work for sheep.

What the daughter languages of proto-Indo-European inherited, he says, was not necessarily the word for wheel but the word "k'el," meaning "to rotate," from which each language may independently have derived its word for wheel.

One lesson that I have derived from participating in this debate, for heaven knows how many years, is the simple-minded assumption that you either deserve to be there or you don't.

You've derived the quadratic formula!

Even when those titles may not have been derived from native 4K masters.

But no instance is known where sound, whole dates are utilized for the purpose of making derived products, for the simple reason of not having an economic justification.

This procedure may be considered as a replacement for large bore catheter for percutaneous adhesiolysis, as we have not derived any diagnostic information.