Sentence examples for circumstances drawn from inspiring English sources

It was a realistic, subtly developed character study and included circumstances drawn from the lives of both women particularly from Wolff's youthful adventure with the ensign.

Mr. Fisher and the Philharmonic did themselves proud, delivering the score with a plush sound that, as is often the case in these circumstances, drew attention to the intricacy and wit of the orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett and Philip J. Lang.

In particular, we examine how lifeways here (may have) differed from surrounding areas and what circumstances drew human and animal populations to the region.

But when circumstances drew her back to Portugal, she found that the unique set of skills she had acquired were not in demand in her country.

Labour's Yvette Cooper argued there may be a case for "different kinds of warrants" in "different kinds of circumstances" — drawing distinctions between crime investigations and those involving national security or foreign affairs.

Unhappy circumstances draw Fran into Baxter's orbit over the holidays.

Circumstances drew the two friends apart: by 1877, Eminescu had relocated in Bucharest, the capital city, regularly receiving letters in which Creangă was asking him to return.

Appreciation of the complex challenges faced by people in socially and economically deprived circumstances draws attention towards potentially valuable ways of supporting these groups.

A combination of circumstances have drawn new attention to natural gas.

But under the circumstances, they drew pretty well: It was a rainy Monday night.

Only Qaddafi!" As rebels rolled into Tripoli in the past two days, Colonel Qaddafi's circumstances again drew comparisons to Mr. Hussein.