Sentence examples for posters derive from from inspiring English sources

The large panels of solid colour that recur in Lautrec's prints and posters derive from the example of Hokusai and other Japanese artists.

The posters are derived from portraits done by noted black artist and illustrator Ernest Chrichlow.

This shock may derive from an image: the horrific posters of tortured animals published by animal rights groups, or of aborted fetuses by anti-abortions organizations, which speak for themselves.

what meaning does she derive from it?

But these must derive from ethical behavior.

Both words derive from Norcia.

It seems instead to derive from logic.

We all derive from the same source.

Smaller genomes derive from larger genomes [23].

Data derive from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 1999 2004.

The clue is in the poster, with graphics derived from the famous cover of Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange.