Sentence examples for material derives from from inspiring English sources

Its choreographic raw material derives from imitations of people observed by the dancers.

The Conchords' most delightful dotty material derives from a nit-picking refusal to let anything speak for itself.

Much of his raw material derives from the suggestive poetry of the Gaelic language, and Connemara flies, he comments, on the "bedraggled wings" of language and landscape.

Themost welcome of the new material derives from the hippie scene's San Francisco cohort, particularlyTheGrateful Dead's "Dark Star", a soaring 20 minutes of essential psychedelia.

The conductivity of the material derives from the few holes present in the valence band and the few electrons in the conduction band.

The core of this material derives from the investigation of the Romanov court set in motion in 1917 by the Russian provisional government during the brief interval between the fall of the czar in March and the Bolshevik Revolution in November.

But they started with genetic material derived from a natural virus.

When Miranda was stopped, he was carrying encrypted files containing journalistic material derived from Snowden, the US National Security Agency whistleblower.

The "horn" of the rhinoceros is composed of a fibrous keratin material derived from hair.

When Miranda was stopped in August 2013, he was carrying encrypted files containing journalistic material derived from the US National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, his lawyer told the appeal court.

And the material derived from the origin story of Islam was, he thought, essentially respectful toward the Prophet of Islam, even admiring of him.