Sentence examples for he derived from inspiring English sources

Unlike Miguel Treviño, he derived no thrill from killing.

From Delacroix he derived lush color and Romanticism.

Boyish and optimistic, he derived great pleasure from life.

He tried to explain what he derived from this pessimistic assumption.

But he derived glee from having Blackford Oakes sleep with the Queen of England.

Some of this humanity he derived from the lectures of Charles Eliot Norton at Harvard.

In the century since he derived them, they have been precisely confirmed by experiment after experiment.

And that would be fine, if he derived any particular cinematic inspiration from his paradigm.

He derived the word "dataclysm" from the Greek word kataklysmos, for the Great Flood.

As an avid magazine reader, Delaney said he derived the idea from publications like New York Magazine.

"They were cave men, a dirty new species, and he derived pleasure by cheating them with their own greed".