Sentence examples similar to draw back from difficulties from inspiring English sources

If, for Danes themselves, hygge has an element of fantasy – through the way it draws back from difficulties, difference and debate – then the British import is a fantasy of a fantasy.

Christopher Coppock, from Cardiff, said: "Newport can draw back from this act of vandalism.

"If people draw back from backing Corbyn, they will see Andy as the next best thing," one Labour MP said.

In time, though, the West should draw back from combat in favour of more discreet assistance.

The Greek government has told its banks to draw back from their lending in the Balkans.

You also see evidence of people really getting excited about it on their own but know they'll have difficulty selling it to somebody else, know how much time it's going to take and draw back from their enthusiasm because it's too time consuming for them to actually take it forward".

He drew back from music.

As usual, Kaufman draws back from the kill.

Eventually Pius XI drew back from this casuistry.

Her hair was drawn back from a prettily modelled forehead.

Mr. Graham wisely draws back from outright slapstick.