Sentence examples for though deriving from inspiring English sources

An earlier version described Women of Algiers (version O) as "Pablo Picasso's early cubist masterpiece"; though deriving from Picasso's own early cubism, it was painted in 1955, long after the cubism movement of the early 20th century.

Though deriving from the medical community, our findings suggest that representations of evidence-based practice and of its value have been assimilated by other professional fields within healthcare.

Campbell's interest, though, derives at least as much from ventriloquism's dummy-free origins as from its modern practice.

The problems in Texas with homeowners' insurance, though, derive mostly from unique circumstances that have left policyholders paying the highest premiums in the nation even as insurers complain that they have lost billions of dollars on homeowner policies in the state.

Li's real power, though, derives from a genuinely inspiring axiom, one that he embodies: the gap between the English-speaking world and the non-English-speaking world is so profound that any act of hard work or sacrifice is worth the effort.

But he convinced the court that those buildings, though derived from observation, were largely fashioned by his imagination.

Martin's commercial success with records, though, derived less from music at this stage than from comedy: comic songs with Peter Sellers and Goons recordings with Sellers and Spike Milligan.

Shumai ($3), the steamed shrimp dumplings familiar in Japanese restaurants though derived from Chinese cuisine, are delicate in both texture and flavor.