Sentence examples for a world drawn from inspiring English sources

A world drawn tight.

A world drawn tight" has a calm, poised precision to it that is typical of Symmons Roberts's best writing.

Like characters in a world drawn by Beckett, police officers waited and waited and waited some more yesterday for protesters who for the most part never came.

As I wrote when the film was "short listed," a nomination would be "a vote for fearless exploration of complexity in a world drawn to oversimplified depictions of events and problems, heroes and villains".

But the cumulative effect of all of them is to have put substance on the claim Mr Bush made in his inauguration speech that he was pursuing America's "great liberating tradition" in foreign policy.Mr Bush's freedom talk is associated in European minds with a readiness to reach for the gun in a world drawn too simply in cowboy blacks and whites.

Scott Rink, who has danced with Lar Lubovitch, explores a world drawn from images of post-World War I German painters in "Of Melodrama and Murder," a theater and dance piece set to early Kurt Weill songs performed by Jack Donahue.

Given such a small world drawn together on such a small island, I think the big question left on some minds was: Where do they keep Leonard Cohen?

ON THE SCREEN -- Mr. Ferrer stands on a map of the world, drawn in heavy black lines on a white floor, in an empty white room reminiscent of scenes from "The Matrix".

Here's a Guardian UK gallery of ginormous street art around the world drawn from a book by German graffiti artist Claudia Walde, a.k.a.a

It is a 1526 map of the world drawn by Juan Vespucci, nephew of Amerigo.

Fred Gallagher, the writer of "Megatokyo", has created an entire soap-opera-like world, drawn in beautiful Japanese manga-style, accessible only to those who follow the sage regularly.