Sentence examples for draw from doing from inspiring English sources

Although the Vatican insists that moving Pope Pius XII toward sainthood will not injure Catholic-Jewish relations, there should be little doubt about negative conclusions that Jews and non-Jews will draw from doing so even before the relevant archives have been opened to researchers.

It's an apt lesson to draw from Don't Flop's biggest show of the year thus far, and arguably its strongest all-British lineup ever.

So for better or worse I drew back from doing things with any responsibility attached.

We had heard that the warriors her character is drawn from did their fighting in the nude.

And I think maybe that's what draws people back from doing it.

Do not draw from photographs you didn't take without permission from the photographer.

Don't draw from photos you didn't take for yourself or get permission from the photographer.

Are her characters anything like her? Does she ever draw from life, or do the characters spring whole from her imagination?

And Limón's 1956 "There Is a Time," drawn from Ecclesiastes, did look fussy in moments, despite the performers' musicality and precision.

A separate paper in the same issue of Science Advances offers the most accurate count yet of the world's great apes; the data are drawn from fieldwork done in fifty-nine countries by a global team of biologists and anthropologists.

9 11 Furthermore, to make the intervention broadly deliverable in a routine clinic setting, its content was drawn from, but did not fully equate to, motivational interviewing.