Sentence examples for this derives from inspiring English sources

This derives in part because Ceylan refuses to provide intrusive exposition.

This derives mainly from its historic regard of India as its existential threat.

This derives from its score, Tchaikovsky's fourth orchestral suite, which arranges four different pieces by Mozart.

A large part of this derives from his personal glamour, which is still compelling, even as he reaches 41.

A significant chunk of this derives from the inevitable need to travel to Vancouver to participate and spectate.

This derives from the fact that so much of the truth about Chinese history has been suppressed.

In part this derives from the heightened stakes of the war and occupation from which their mature work emerged.

If the movie has a certain distinction and a suggestion of depth, then this derives almost entirely from the presence and performance of Downey as Stark.

This derives partly from the glowing surface of the swelling musculature and the use of inlay for eyes, teeth, and lips.

Perhaps this derives from the old connection between rural pursuits and breeding: Victorian businessmen who made good hastened to buy a country estate.

Although the attempt to create an autonomous enclave had been a failure, I found a new self-confidence among people in Diyarbakir, and much of this derives from the Kurds' regional successes.