Sentence examples for it apparently derives from inspiring English sources

It apparently derives from "a blend of notes of bergamot, lavender, black pepper, cashmere wood, cardamom, labdanum, patchouli, vanilla and musk".

It was apparently derived from the Aramaic alphabet rather than from Early Hebrew but was nonetheless strongly influenced by the Early Hebrew script.

During the Napoleonic Wars the American inventor Robert Fulton experimented with a naval mine and called it a torpedo, apparently deriving its name from a fish that emits an electric discharge that incapacitates its enemies.

This practice apparently derives from a centuries-old harvest method.

"Poker" apparently derives from German pochen, meaning to beat or beat up or pulverize.

These include "Bob's your uncle", which apparently derives from the nepotistic practices of 1880s PM Robert Cecil.

The name apparently derives from the pharaonic Khent-min and Coptic Khmin.

The name apparently derives from Greek words for "before the dog," in reference to the constellation.

His passion for her apparently derives from a desire to protect: he wants to shield women from danger, although he doesn't seem very good at it.

At least they didn't refer to "Maria Sotomayor" as had Mike Huckabee, whose sole knowledge of Latinos apparently derives from "West Side Story".

The name apparently derives from the ancient Greek city of Pergamum (modern Bergama, Turkey), where parchment is said to have been invented in the 2nd century bc.