Sentence examples for while she derived from inspiring English sources

As a contemporary wrote, "Men of learning have sucked her brains and made a great deal by publishing works, of which she furnished the contents, while she derived none of the advantages".

Anna Pinney, a young woman who sometimes accompanied Anning while she collected, wrote: "She says the world has used her ill... these men of learning have sucked her brains, and made a great deal of publishing works, of which she furnished the contents, while she derived none of the advantages".

Goldman also said that equities trading revenue came to $3.18 billion, helped by stronger derivatives trading, while it derived $811 million in revenue from principal investments.

While not derived from Smith's canvases (nor was his work derived from theirs), the biomorphic shapes of the furniture and in the paintings are remarkably similar.

While values derived from studies of scrublands in climatically comparable parts of France and Greece are similar, greater variation occurs in other shrub-dominated vegetation in less similar environments.

Rosa Gallica extract, sourced from the flower petals, acts as an anti-inflammatory agent while mannose, derived from a rare sugar, bolsters and strengthens compromised skin.

They believed that the world was sharply divided between good and evil, light and darkness; all matter was at its heart dark, but plants contained illuminating "light particles" and were therefore okay to eat, while flesh derived from darkness and was therefore taboo.

Hesperidin and naringin derived AgNPs were oval shaped and polydispersed, while diosmin derived AgNPs were hexagonal shaped.

While "neony" (derived from "neonate") is intentionally designed to look like a newborn, "snychy" just stands for "synchronous communication" (but as you can see, he looks like a baby, too).

While ΦC31 derived vectors were shown to integrate efficiently into the chromosome of Actinoplanes, information on promoter activity is missing.

While anything derived from piety is reason enough to be ignored, the ramblings of holy shysters might have actually been correct, but for decidedly different reasons.