Sentence examples for though deriving from 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.

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

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

Note: In Carya, Juglans, husk included in fruit diam, even though derived from involucre, calyx, and therefore not technically part of fruit.

"Million Dollar Baby," though derived from much better source material, walked through a minefield of clichés and emerged as a masterpiece.

Mr. Larsson's restaurant is Scandinavian, but his sausages are American, served like hot dogs on fresh potato rolls with assorted toppings, though derived from the European tradition of creative sausage making.

Mr. Larsson's restaurant is Scandinavian, but his sausages are American, served on fresh potato rolls with assorted toppings like hot dogs, though derived from the European tradition of creative sausage making.

They therefore introduced a good deal of evidence for the purpose of showing that the articles in question were, physically and chemically, not aniline dyes or colors, though derived from coal-tar.

In the Nara period, Buddhism had been no more than a transplantation of the Buddhism of Tang China, but the two new sects, though derived from China, developed in a characteristically Japanese fashion.

And the cultures of Taiwan's Min Nan and Hakka ethnic groups - though derived from China - are followed here in a way that seems more Taiwanese than Chinese, as these groups' identities are not celebrated on the mainland.