Sentence examples for it's derivative from inspiring English sources

At times, it's derivative of Mark Morris, yet Ms. Pulvermacher's frisky musicality and aptitude for stillness sticks with you.

It's derivative, cliched and gives the impression of having been made by someone who's never danced in their life, but in a purely technical sense, it's extremely well produced, punchy, powerful, with a strong grasp of dynamics and occasional flashes of a deft melodic touch.

We all know it's derivative.

But it's derivative in a way that feels stale.

As a whole, it's derivative, but (mostly) enjoyable.

It's derivative of conceptual and performance stuff of the '70s.

It's derivatives of derivatives, money making money on money.

Again we construct the circuit-characteristic c κ1) using the CBA and the IFT for it's derivatives.

Half of "Six Cents" is wildly and mightily original; half of it is derivative, more closely derived from the images and tones of other filmmakers' work than anything in the œuvre of Swanberg or of Andrew Bujalski.

Hume believes that Martinet did this when he made the type illustration, and it was derivative of Jossigny's image rather than a life drawing.

He tried a shock-jock routine, but it was derivative.