Sentence examples for creation drawing from inspiring English sources
Anxious about the cold war, prone to unhappy dreams about nuclear holocaust, Mr. Mitchell immersed himself in elaborate worlds of his own creation, drawing on huge artists' boards intricate mazes and sprawling continents peopled by imaginary characters.
The artist and fashion legend Linda Jackson introduced Romance Was Born to the diffracted beauty of opals this season, while her longtime friend and collaborator Jenny Kee was painted for the Archibald prize in varicoloured silks of her own creation, drawing on native flowers and desert sunsets.
Davenport borrowed from the animal kingdom for his creation, drawing Hanna's ears so they stuck out like a monkey's.
Graves said he plans to focus on job creation, drawing on his own experience as a businessman and hotel founder.
Charters were allocated among the 14 by lot, & Horace Greeley's creation drew its present number - and, in due course its sobriquet Big Six.
Trump's plan for wealth creation drew strong praise from his team of economic advisers, including Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, Barron, and Donald Trump, Jr. Andy Borowitz is the New York Times best-selling author of "The 50 Funniest American Writers," and a comedian who has written for The New Yorker since 1998.
Its initial intent was in part to determine whether lawmakers were kept fully informed of such practices, and its creation drew comparisons to the 1975 Church Committee, whose work ultimately led to the creation of permanent committees on intelligence agencies in Congress.
And often, their creations draw cease-and-desist letters from trademark owners.
Tom DiMaria, the Creative Growth Art Center's director, said Ms. Scott's creations drew patrons who know nothing of her disabilities.
Where those stories described the stoicism and quiet desperation of ordinary people in a plain style that looked back to Hemingway and Chekhov, these baroque, knowing, hyper-ironised creations draw on genre fiction, YA novels, satirical TV shows and standup comedy.
Johanson was born in Saargebiet, Germany in 1937 and spent her formative years in Berlin during WWII; her creations draw upon "childhood memories, her imagination, and stories her father told her".
