Sentence examples for it were derived from inspiring English sources
Mr. Crumley's Trebark is still popular in the field; from it were derived many other camos, their original designs hand-painted, that attempted to make the wearer easy to conceal in a dappled woods or a stand of cattails in a marshy blind.
From it were derived three scripts better suited to handwriting: uncial, which was essentially the classical capitals adapted to writing with pen on paper and similar to hand printing; and cursive and minuscule, which were running scripts similar to modern handwriting forms, with joined letters and considerable modification in letter shape.
A coherent definition of 'habit', and proposals for improved methods for studying it, were derived from findings.
Furthermore, evidence is statistical, it is derived from groups; its application to any individual is a crude approximation.
Its structure is identical if it is derived from bacterial cultures, animals, or humans.
Its stems are woody and botanically it is derived from the species, Paeonia suffruticosa, which means "somewhat like a shrub".
It's derived from Dylan and Guthrie.
It was derived from the bark of the cinchona tree.
It's derived from the dynamics here, political and cultural.
But it was derived in a completely different way.
M.K.: It is derived from the Amazonian passion flower.
