Sentence examples for change drawing from inspiring English sources

Telling modern parables using ancient rhetorical technique to invoke an imagined future of change; drawing on a scattershot range of inspirations from Shakespeare to advertising.

This will be the second of three reports on the causes, consequences of and solutions to climate change, drawing on researchers from around the world.

I hoped that Norway, because of its history of environmentalism, might be able to take real action to address climate change, drawing attention to the hypocrisy in the words and pseudo-actions of other nations.

Demobbed in 1945, for the next 20 years he worked without pay for MRA, by then known as Initiatives of Change, drawing Germany and Japan back into the family of nations and helping to lay the foundations of trust and friendship between France and Germany.

We examine this important change drawing generally on institutional theory.

Platelet aggregation and clot formation depend upon platelet shape change, drawing the discoid resting platelet into a stiffer structure whilst extending pseudopodia to facilitate adhesion and clot stability; platelet contraction is critical for maintaining the primary haemostatic plug [52].

Predictably, such a change drew complaints at home and abroad.

The change drew a predictable mix of praise and censure.

The change drew condemnation from critics who said it would erode public confidence in the agency.

The change drew criticism from both sides of the debate over the anti-gay policy.

The change drew equal parts praise and condemnation, as did the reversal on Wednesday.