Sentence examples for trying to derive from inspiring English sources

I am simply no longer in the business of trying to derive an ought from an is.

This caused a furore, because of the perception that the BJP was trying to derive political advantage from the bloodshed.

Scientists as illustrious as John von Neumann, Edward Teller, Werner Heisenberg and Wolfgang Pauli fell on their pens trying to derive alpha from first principles.

It said that calculating the collective radiation dose of the whole population and then trying to derive numbers on risks from it presented problems.

Later, Connell looks at the lights strung up outside their home and thinks of happier Christmases, "trying to derive a simple pleasure from the lights, trying to forget that they and the hundreds more inside had not prevented the encroaching of a fathomless darkness.

Second, it is worth trying to derive lower bound MSE for multichannel filtering in the future.

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.

Many Americans try to derive an ersatz happiness through X-boxes or new Jettas.

I tried to derive the movement from the music itself and use it with great respect.

"I'll leave it to the reader to try to derive motivation," he replied.