Sentence examples for try to derive from inspiring English sources
Many Americans try to derive an ersatz happiness through X-boxes or new Jettas.
"I'll leave it to the reader to try to derive motivation," he replied.
"Postmodernist theory tells us that we humans need meaningfulness, which we try to derive partly from consumer objects, especially clothes.
The aim is to try to derive understanding from the world around us and then use that understanding to feed back into design.
Therefore, we try to derive an ontology about metallic materials domain from Yago which is a well-known open knowledge base.
Schumacher — and try to derive some potential implications of each of their ideas for the design and use of technological artifacts.
From each of these case studies, Mr. Vollmann tries to derive an objective moral lesson.
Dr. Hall said he had not yet tried to derive human stem cells this way.
I tried to derive the movement from the music itself and use it with great respect.
Clearly, Saigon and Washington tried to derive some political benefit from the I.C.R.C. presence in South Vietnam.
It not only searches through legal documents, videos and sounds but also tries to derive meaning from the content.
