Sentence examples for because it drew from from inspiring English sources
Because it drew from mythology or history; there was a lot of black and white in early Hindi cinema".
Mr. Buchanan, who said that the Balenciaga show appealed partly because it drew from 50 pieces in the de Young's closet, dismissed this criticism.
Because it draws from many disciplines, Sehgal's work is difficult to define.
This is in part because it draws from a far broader range of past votes, like President Obama's health care legislation, to judge lawmakers.
Is dance "black" because it draws from black Caribbean or West African cultural forms and traditions or black American social history?
While similar units perform comparable tasks at National Guard stations in other states, the Utah brigade of nearly 1,500 experts is rated among the best in the nation because it draws from a statewide population knowledgeable in various languages through Mormon missionary work.
Probably because it draws from a range of disciplines, the term business model is among the 'most sloppily used terms in business' and a variety of definitions exist (Magretta 2002).
While impacted by human resource constraints, HealthMap data, and Moreover data in particular, is resistant to an editorial bias at a global scale, perhaps because it draws from such a wide range of sources.
She added: "We need the Chilcot report out to know exactly what happened but we were wrong there were no weapons of mass destruction and also the strategy was wrong because it drew resources from Afghanistan at a crucial stage".
The artwork was meant to be removed after three years, but because it drew visitors from around the world, the earl appealed to Historic Scotland, the government agency responsible for preserving historic buildings, to make it permanent.
Nigeria was able to win the battle against Ebola not only as a result of "doing the right things" but also because it drew on its strengths from past successful experiences, such as recent polio eradication campaigns [ 7].
