Sentence examples for he probably derived from inspiring English sources

He probably derived his training not only from the works of artists active in Urbino but also from those of other artists he may have observed in his travels, such as those of Leon Battista Alberti (in Rimini and Mantua), Andrea Mantegna (in Mantua and Padua), Ercole de'Roberti (in Ferrara), and Filippo Brunelleschi (in Florence).

And, while the Burnley fast bowler enjoyed catching Broad off Simon Kerrigan, he probably derived greater satisfaction from exacting his revenge on close friend Swann, whom he bowled for 12. BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "A really strong performance from Nottinghamshire has set them up as creditable challengers for this season's Championship already.

"Hiwassee" is probably derived from the Cherokee word meaning "meadow".

The show's real influence probably derived from a related essay written by its curator, Douglas Crimp.

The community probably derived its name from an Indian word piktook ("bubbling water," or "explosion").

According to the consensus, it is probably derived from a wisecrack about opera.

It probably derived from an advisory body of nobles, as reflected in the Homeric poems.

Tippecanoe is probably derived from the Miami Indian name for buffalo fish.

The form, probably derived from vessels, is that of a bell-shaped woman's torso on a small base.

Therefore, because both muscles are probably derived from a single ancestral muscle, lie on the postaxial side of the limb, and develop from the dorsal muscle mass, they are probably derived from the pelvic postaxial muscle pterygialis caudalis.

The island's population represents the easternmost settlement of a basically Polynesian subgroup that probably derived from the Marquesas group.