Sentence examples for draw from sources from inspiring English sources
Duccio was able to draw from sources outside Siena as well: from the combination of linear stylization and Hellenistic types that characterized the illustrations of books imported from Constantinople and also from contemporary French Gothic miniatures, with their lively tone and lyrical, animated stylizations of clothing and gesture.
Sheldon stated that he did not want to create entirely new protagonists for the Christie games, but rather preferred to draw from sources in Christie's novels to piece together the games' protagonists.
Many of Hamblyn's chapters begin with epigraphs drawn from sources as elevated as Aristophanes, Shakespeare and Baudelaire.
Avant-garde narrative forms, some drawn from sources belonging to African or Indian cultures, began to prevail.
It is doubtful whether advanced modern philosophy has ever drawn from sources thought to be distinctly Pythagorean.
Mr. Kramer, a professor of composition and theory at Columbia University, wrote eclectic music that often drew from sources as disparate as Baroque music and jazz.
Atwood's book has echoes of New England Puritanism, along with atrocities drawn from sources including Saudi Wahhabism, the Third Reich, American slavery, and the East German surveillance state.
2|2code creates ambient surround-sound mash-ups drawn from sources as varied as classic Hollywood films, amateur news footage, and speeches by George W. Bush.
The elegant bel canto opera "I Capuleti e i Montecchi," directed by Anne eBogart (Sunday) is Bellini's version of the Romeo and Juliet story, drawn from sources other than Shakespeare.
Teatro@Benzina will present "VentoForza5," a dance theater work that tells the story of an ordeal at sea, inspired by the myth of Atlantis and drawn from sources as various as a Géricault painting, Plato and Mayan legends.
This theater and dance troupe will present "VentoForza5," which tells the story of an ordeal at sea, inspired by the myth of Atlantis and drawn from sources as different as a Géricault painting, Plato and Mayan myths.
