Sentence examples for guy derived from inspiring English sources

The director also revealed that the initial inspiration for Driver's bad guy derived from the Nazis.

But it also shows guys derive entertainment value out of browsing lots of photos of women, even ones they have no chance of meeting and who aren't at all relevant to them.

Mr. Estrada was buoyed by the release of a survey that showed that his popularity remained strong among much of the public that loves his tough-guy persona, derived from years as a B-movie star.

Though the comedian Louis C. K. may not seem like the kind of guy who derives much joy from the holiday season - let alone anything else - Santa Claus has brought him an early Christmas gift.

The writer-director David Ayer says that after the success of his scripts for "U-571" and "Training Day" he was in demand as "the crazy ex-military street guy" — a reputation derived from his stint in the Navy after a knockabout interval in South Central.

An old guy, Sam Hein (name derived from ancient Celtic and Druid festivals) has given up on the Halloween spirit.

He is the kind of guy whose pseudonyms derive from the names of great Napoleonic battles -- Carl Marengo, Carlton Austerlitz, Charles Borodino and the like.

And while he can relate to the messages — "I've always been a kind of lonely guy," he said — he hasn't derived any therapeutic value from them.

The citizen who asked about the Tea Party must have come away thinking that the president was a nice guy whose grasp of specifics was derived from unnamed authorities.

Like Davydov, these guys began by deriving an equation that describes the energy of a particular type of virus called a lambda phage that infects Escherichia coli bacteria.

With Bush snapping at Romney's heels on 17% – a margin easily closed as the advantage derived from Romney's name recognition as "the last guy" faded – Christie, a distant seventh on just 7%, is in need of some help.