Sentence examples similar to draw advantages from someone from inspiring English sources

Can it be considered ethical to draw blood from someone who consented because she has a psychological need to see herself bleed?

If Saddam Hussein believed he could draw an advantage from obstructing humanitarian aid, he would no doubt do so.

"You draw conclusions from what someone's friends and family are like.

Jessica found mentoring a two-way therapy, drawing strength from helping someone else.

How did Morgan draw chromosomes...? Does someone from the yeast genomics community know how the W-C convention started (B Dujon)?

Although the possibility of violent confrontation is unpleasant, Mr. Barak may draw temporary political advantage from the failed summit meeting.

They are a string of broken promises from someone that only took advantage of you.

Draw from life! Ask someone to model their hands for you if you need it.

But O'Connell does not especially believe she drew an unfair advantage from sitting well behind the leaders.

A common complaint about the Hellfighters has been that they have an unfair advantage, drawing from an assortment of schools — but from what football background?

Cooper's mother, Dionne, identified Baylor Coach Scott Drew as someone who attempted to lure her son from Ohio.