Sentence examples for what is borrowed from inspiring English sources

Even what is borrowed, however, is usually impressed with a distinctive Jewish stamp.

Andy Mielczarek, head of retail products at HSBC, says: "These changes have been designed to provide a simpler way for customers to understand the cost of any borrowing not agreed in advance, while we have maintained the great value offered on our agreed overdrafts, which have no fees and purely charge interest on what is borrowed".

By contrast, repayment on traditional school bonds usually costs no more than two to three times what was borrowed.

She implies that the infanticide of Itys did not appear in the Tereus myth until Sophocles' play and that it was introduced because of what was borrowed from Euripides.

*This definition of what constitutes "Facebook art" is borrowed from Hyperallergic's Hrag Vartanian.

Not since World War II has the government borrowed anything close to what it is borrowing now.

I think Obama has been very very smart in what he is borrowing from FDR.

We're all savvy enough to know what's been borrowed and what hasn't".

"The question now is how much of what we are seeing now is borrowed from gains that would have come next year".

But it's what's new and individual about this symphony that's more striking than what might be borrowed.

But if fans can't tell exactly what has been borrowed from where, that's part of the point.