Sentence examples for when I derive from inspiring English sources

That's when I learn something about human nature, that's when I derive some satisfaction.

'When I derived the idea for the book, I thought of setting it in an invented place with an invented language.' That this imaginary place ended up as Hungary was inspired in part by a Hungarian girlfriend, as well as memories of the 1954 World Cup.

Back when I derived the human embryonic stem cells, I wasn't at a point in my career where spending the time building a business made sense.

When I pray I derive truth from all human sources, such as my Jain brethren who say, "Mitti me savva-bhuesu, veram mejjha na kenavi, which means "May I have friendship with all beings and enmity with none".

(When I first derived the single-locus probabilities in Table 2, I was confused about why the results involve 5, when the numbers are all clearly rational).

The best part for me is the spontaneous connection I derive with people when they see me carrying it.

Therefore, the outage probability of direct transmission channel can be derived when i = 0 in (12) is satisfied, which can be written as (13).

As an illustration we derive equation (19) when i = 2.

When I checked online, fish-derived NatureMade DHA and EPA supplements cost 26 cents per gram (of DHA and EPA).

Moreover, what happens when our jobs are fundamentally changed or go away when we derive so much of what defines us from what we do professionally?

"This is a good illustration of the difficulties modelling can create when misinterpreted to derive misleading meanings".