Sentence examples for book drawing from inspiring English sources

BARNES & NOBLE The graphic artist Milton Glaser talks about his new book, "Drawing Is Thinking," with the writer Judith Thurman.

But he put in some serious research for the book, drawing on works of history (Michelet, Norman Cohn, Margaret Murray) and novels including Sylvia Townsend Warner's Lolly Willowes.

The idea was to observe how people — himself included — responded to the stress and angst of air travel, and to write a book drawing some lessons from it.

Hirshman's book, drawing from an arsenal of archival records, firsthand interviews, court documents and previous histories, is a sprawling account of juicy trysts, hushed political meetings, internecine movement skirmishes, sudden mutinies and activists turning personal humiliation into rocket fuel.

But once Chatwin had researched a book, drawing on the memories not to mention the hospitality of his subject, he would begin the essentially fictional process of reducing them to a story.

In his book "Drawing a Crowd," Gallo wrote: "The look on Munson's face is almost saying, 'Don't be sad.' But the kids, they're walking the earth, they're in the real world, so they have no heart to play".

The book drew rave reviews.

The book draws heavily on those notes.

The book draws on multiple sources.

A story, a book, draws on everything a writer knows.

Campbell's book draws our attention to the nineteen-nineties.