Sentence examples for appears to be drawn from inspiring English sources

Brought up as a Catholic, Mallon says he is not religious but he appears to be drawn to proselytising.

Of late he appears to be drawn toward the deep, the dark and the lethal in our past.

His claim appears to be drawn from an earlier 2015 Treasury research paper that modelled the economic impact of major Australian taxes, including company tax.

A chapter about the cost of insuring Nicole Kidman appears to be drawn from "The Big Picture", his 2004 study of the film business.

AT&T appears to be drawn by India's growing base of cellphone users — the 601 million mobile subscribers are the most outside China.

Mid-decade, Frankenthaler turns drawing inside out with works like Blue Bellows and Sentry, both 1976, in which she masks out strips of bare canvas so what appears to be drawn is, in fact, just the absence of ground.

The era of race-conscious law appears to be drawing to a close.

So far, Jimmy's appears to be drawing the celebrities and corporate events it needs to build an uptown buzz.

New Orleans again appears to be drawing the people who wreaked havoc on its streets before the storm.

Odds 3-1 Alan Charltoney Charlton's manager has consistently denied any link to Ibrox but his time at The Valley appears to be drawing to a close.

But McCain's experience has been different: he appears to be drawing strength — not just electoral support but personal sustenance — from New Hampshire.