Sentence examples for is derivative of something from inspiring English sources
Come to think of it, "Saul" is derivative of something besides some lame, unlamented television shows: It looks a lot like hell.
Elaborating on the title's meaning, he told MTV, "No matter who you are or what your band is about, you can't put a record out without people saying it's derivative of something else.
Most of their ideas were derivatives of something else.
It bears the influence of great coachbuilders but is derivative of none, a series of familiarities cloaked in something entirely new.
"He opened week one and said he didn't want to do a show that was derivative of another, that he wants something fresh and said that if there were ideas he hadn't thought about, as a white guy from Boston, to put everything out on the table," said Tracy Oliver, a two-season writer who went on to co-pen "Barbershop: The Next Cut".
"It has been derivative of Clinton and reactive to Bush".
"We wanted to do something big and bold and entertaining, something that would get people talking about Volkswagen," he added, but would not be judged to echo or be derivative of "The Force".
