Sentence examples for that i derive from inspiring English sources

"It is also," he said, "the only physical possession in my life that I derive pleasure from".

"I realized years ago that I derive great pleasure from buying a new gadget," said Professor Ariely.

The main lesson that I derive today from that French class is that the most important credential for a teacher is often not a degree or even knowledge, but enthusiasm.

My nom de plume should show that I derive no pleasure in recognising Ghana's midfield as the second best in the world.

The conclusion that I derive takes me back to Dmanisi: We have built a picture of our evolution based on the morphology of fossils and it was wrong.

Here, I discuss the possibility of the capture of satellites in the disks because the formulae for (dot a), (dot e), and (dot i) that I derive in this paper are applicable to bodies with high e and i. Orbital evolution of bodies with high e is predicted from these analytic formulae.

Then I feel embarrassed that I derived pleasure from being compared to an orchid and I realise that sometimes Cain succumbs to the kind of narcissistic rhetoric she eschews in extroverts.

I approached this work with moderate enthusiasm that I derived from literature reviews suggesting that the work facilitated our understanding of natural phenomena.

My mother is a woman of faith, courage, and strength; it is from her that I derived my inspiration and motivation.

The first two semesters at Berkeley would have been a lot easier if I already had the right job and the kind of support that I derived from the organizations that I joined.

"From that, I derived these Māori aesthetics or these Māori principles that would play in these different letters I was seeing in different Māori uses of letterforms.