Sentence examples for be drawn into existence from inspiring English sources
Animation even vies for attention with the strapping animal puppets that are the true stars of "War Horse," the West End hit imported from the National, with exquisite depictions of fields, battle scenes and horses in motion that appear to be drawn into existence as you watch.
As portrayed by the hardy New York stage veteran David Margulies, Hetchman the hatmaker might have been drawn into existence in looping pen-and-ink swirls, perhaps by the cartoonist William Steig.
On top of all this, The Creators Project also covered other futuristic fashion news like an open source, 3D-printed dress, an anti-surveillance clothing line inspired by 1984, and a dress that was drawn into existence with a 3D-printed pen.
You are drawn into their world.
The institutional development of anthropology in Europe was strongly influenced by the existence of overseas empires, and in the aftermath of World War II anthropologists were drawn into development programs in the so-called Third World.
Shivering on the floor of the bathroom, as scary bugs crawl around him, he is drawn into an anguished recognition of the interior drives — and the brutal economic order — that have supported his obliviously contented, guilt-free existence.
We're drawn into their physicality.
Earth was drawing me into existence.
