Sentence examples for which never derived from inspiring English sources

The disappointment has not been as intense for printer companies, which never derived any profits from conventional film anyway.

It is in precisely this way, more generally, that the categories or pure concepts of the understanding relate to experience: "not in such a way that they are derived from experience, but that experience is derived from them, a completely reversed kind of connection which never occurred to Hume" (§ 30: 4, 313; 66).

This proof has not been previously published and is derived from ideas developed in paper [5], which never appeared in print (see Remark 4.1).

In addition, more diverse study types and effect measures are represented in the second data set as well as NOECs also derived from fish full life cycle tests, which never occurred in the data set of "most similar endpoints".

The primary motivation for publishing the present article, as well as the future articles mentioned above, is to augment the coverage of information deriving from national surveys in Brazil, which never before specifically addressed indigenous peoples.

Which never came.

Which never happens.

Which never happened.

This is a struggle which never ends".

There are paradigms, which never change, in architectural education.

The visual poetry is derived not from the cinematography (which is tight, clean) per se, but rather the endless visual details of the set and production design, which make A Separation pregnant (as it were) with, Farhadi's hide-in-plain-sight telegraphing which never veers into the crass, nor the literal.