Sentence examples for i have never derived from inspiring English sources
And there is also this gem: "I have never derived any pleasure from spanking black girls: it conflicts with my beliefs in civil liberties".
The New Yorker, June 6 , 1942P. 9 We have never derived any comfort from those news dispatches reporting that the citizens of the totalitarian nations are circulating "bitter jests" about the dictators.
"Weeds" has never derived its subversion from the mere obvious matter of its setup: a widowed mother, Nancy Botwin ParkerLouistartsker), sellingselling drugs to keep her family from falling out of affluence in a fictional Los Angeles suburb.
Over the course of the play — a tense and witty one-act that many compare to Pinter's Tony Award-winning 1964 family drama "The Homecoming" — the men talk about character and emotion ("I have never been loved; from this I derive my strength"), military service ("Did you have a good war?") and how much they both miss the custom of having tea on the lawn.
And I have never been more certain in my life of the kind of pleasure she so obviously derived from "outsmarting" those expectations.
I have never been thin and I have never dieted.
I have never and will never discriminate against anyone".
"I have never seen police from so close," she said.
