Sentence examples for making derivative from inspiring English sources

After a decade of making derivative work, he made a radical break with what had come before.

Besides having people download and play their games, Inzen is hoping that the investment into the online manga will get fans making derivative works such as fan fiction, videos or cosplaying as the characters.

The bill would also reform the sprawling market for over-the-counter derivatives, making derivatives transactions more transparent.

Still, by making derivatives and disclosure, rather than the subsidy itself, the center of debate, the critics have for the first time in two years put some real pressure on Fannie and Freddie.

For instance, turning a novel into a film makes a shift in medium, but without the permission of -- and, probably, a payment to -- the author, the filmmaker would be in violation of the writer's copyright, because the author has the exclusive right to make "derivative" works or license the making of a film.

Later, the banks themselves made derivative bets based on the same mortgage pool.

"By licensing works to the creative commons we encourage people to make derivative works from the things we've created.

Confronted with societal pressures to make derivative activities more transparent, managers responded in a manner that can be explained by legitimacy and institutional theories and the maintenance of the managers' and their firms' financial reporting reputations.

We do not make derivative brandy styled upon a European sensibility.

The easiest cop-out is to make derivative garage rock or vaporwave and then, if you dress enough like Mac Demarco or Mike tha Ruler, you might end up getting a record deal.

Specifically, you have the rights to 1) reproduce your work, be it by making CDs, MP3s, cassette tapes, or whatever your medium of choice is; 2) make derivative or adaptive works based on your work, such as remixes or foreign-language versions of your songs; and 3) distribute your work to the public for example, by selling your recordings and underlying songs on iTunes.