Sentence examples for a drawing upon from inspiring English sources

The message contained so many symbols, it appeared more a drawing upon a cave dwelling wall than modern day communication.

Stores of medicinal plants may be a drawn upon for treatments during winter months, unusual growing seasons, as well as periods of instability and war.

The more influence that an officer could draw upon, the better and often more lucrative the position.

For a country of its size with such an enormous population to draw upon, this represents quite an anomaly.

Or can the trees store water to draw upon during a drought?

Can we attend to our societies and their unexpected transformations through a collaborative drawing upon inherited bourgeois spaces?

This conference is a collaborative endeavor drawing upon a diverse team of co-organizers, advisors, and supporters.

The checklist was revised after a preliminary coding drawing upon the established checklist with a small proportion of data.

Rather, people in different nations, often with conflicting viewpoints, participate in a shared conversation, drawing upon shared symbols.

They found that lonely people used nostalgia as a coping mechanism, drawing upon their sentimental memories of the past.

Balanchine continued to develop a plotless Neo-Classical genre, but the repertory was eclectic, drawing upon a variety of choreographers.