Sentence examples for a sort of drawing from inspiring English sources

So she turned the front of the restaurant into a sort of drawing room, a pleasant blue space with couches and flowers where diners can repair with drinks (you bring your own wine or beer) before or after dinner.

The film is a sort of drawing-room farce that gives even the imminence of suffering and the proximity of death a delicately comedic treatment.

"Phantom Thread" — set, like "The Master," in the long wake of the Second World War — is a sort of drawing-room comedy that gives even the imminence of suffering and the proximity of death a delicately comedic treatment.

Lloyd Clark wrote: "On the battlefield, Epsom ended, rather ignominiously, in a sort of draw" and that judging the effects of Operation Epsom is hampered by disagreement about Montgomery's intent.

That's because you can perform all sorts of drawing tricks with just a few jabs at its controls.

The level to which he takes this actually serves to turn objectification itself into a sort of object, drawing the viewers attention to it (in a way that doesn't happen in, for example, a women's magazine).

So as a result of that, I really started thinking this is great, we were able to take her from a state of devastation to sort of drawing a line and being over it.

The other sort of drawing that means a lot to me is obsessive, large, detailed.

Sometimes he vanished like a river that runs underground, to emerge at an immense distance; but always, again and again, a sort of gravitational force drew him back to Berlin.... Nowhere could he rest.

On the relationship between Bree and Chuck, Cake stated: "As a detective, he's sort of drawn to this woman who seems both quite proper and conservative and yet can't seem to stop herself from being drawn into these sort of crazy, lurid scenarios.

The name invokes those Georgia nights of storytelling, the teller serving as a sort of porch light, drawing the listeners.