Sentence examples for afraid to draw from inspiring English sources

Ray was not afraid to draw the children into the most harrowing scenes.

They do not flinch from punches and are not afraid to draw blood.

She mows her lawn in leggings and big baggy shirts, afraid to draw attention from anyone.

"One can only imagine what our music would have sounded like if David Bowie would have been afraid to draw from Shirley Bassey, or if the Beatles would have been afraid to draw from Chuck Berry, or if Elton John would have been afraid to draw from the Beatles, or if Elvis Presley would have been afraid to draw from his many influences".

Where much modern writing about economics is cloaked in impenetrable jargon, Piketty is not afraid to draw on literature and popular culture to make his points.

Those who attended the session said Mr. Clinton advised them not to be afraid to draw contrasts with President Bush and the Republican Congress over tax cuts, the deficit and national security.

Don't be afraid to really draw what you see.

So hold your high when you're wearing that new blush and don't be afraid to casually draw attention to it!

Drawing on surprisingly fertile decades of biographical scholarship, Greenblatt is not afraid to make definite assertions.

I'm afraid to get AIDS.

He says he hasn't got an issue against left-arm spin, but I'm afraid that I have to draw a different conclusion.