Sentence examples for desire for drawing from inspiring English sources
There Kościuszko pursued his desire for drawing and painting and took private lessons in architecture from the noted French architect Perronet.
His desire for authenticity drew him to violence; he tore out of books, newspapers and magazine images of massacres, wounded bodies, severed and shattered limbs.
ACT targets this desire for predictability by drawing on fundamental tenets of Buddhism.
In 1999 Ms. Brett's desire to draw a chicken for the book she was working on, "Hedgie's Surprise," led her to a feed store to buy chicks.
While the research catches up, you can continue to confidently blame your age for your increasing desire to draw the shades and pop two Advil after a long night.
Bleach was first conceived from Tite Kubo's desire to draw a shinigami in a kimono, which formed the basis for the design of the Soul Reapers.
A spokesman for Crufts said: "Both we and the owners have expressed our desire to draw a line under this so that the owners can grieve privately.
Hopefully, the prospect of long-term stability, coupled with the desire for economic benefits, will draw the entire Balkans back into the European mainstream.
They framed their desire for marry in terms drawn from traditional ideas of love and marriage, saying, for example, that they could not conceive life without each other, or that they wanted to live and die together.
Just as the desire for international collaboration against Communism drew America into unseemly alliances with dictators during the cold war, the new campaign against terrorism is pulling Washington ever closer to tyrants and satraps in Central Asia.
