Sentence examples for draw broadly from inspiring English sources

He is nevertheless unafraid to draw broadly sanguine conclusions.

She'll draw broadly from jazz history, with regular partners: the vibraphonist Steve Nelson, the bassist Peter Washington and the drummer Lewis Nash.

She'll draw broadly from jazz history, with regular partners: the vibraphonist Steve Nelson, the bassist Peter Washington and the drummer Lewis Nash. (Chinen) Joe Sanders and Infinity (Saturday) A versatile young bassist with a growing reputation, Mr. Sanders leads Infinity, a postbop cohort with the alto saxophonist Logan Richardson, the pianist Luis Perdomo and the drummer Rodney Green.

To get a good picture of that system, liberal feminists draw broadly from the rich tradition of feminist theorizing.

Practically, when recruiting new faculty, for example, university departments that specialize in the study of crime should draw broadly from candidates, and not give special preference to candidates with criminal justice, criminology, or sociological training geographers, physicists, psychologists, computer scientists, political scientists, and economists, among others have much to offer.

Sacco draws broadly and boldly.

Battles lines are drawn broadly.

The charming small-town Palookaville (1996) drew broadly on Calvino's short stories.

He draws broadly on rabbinic tradition, but his sentimental favorite is Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev, the Hasidic master who once sued God, and his favorite Talmudic injunction is to show "chutzpah even against heaven".

If its references (Jonathan Adler) and jokes ("You look like a demented Caesar salad") can be a little mature for some youngsters, they come from giddy caricatures drawn broadly enough not to alienate anyone.

The show's producers admitted all along that the story of Wheels, a boy who stumbles through misfortunes before drifting into alcoholism, drew broadly on the life of Mr. Hope, who never had formal acting training.