Sentence examples for draw greater from inspiring English sources

As conductor, he seemed to draw greater involvement and focus from the orchestra.

Bankruptcy may draw greater interest from foreign buyers, as they look to pick up parts rather than the whole company.

The film is expected to draw greater attention in this region, of course, where the news is closer to home.

He expects the new location will draw greater crowds than the Exploratorium's current 560,000 visitors a year.

When the story about the personal mortgages broke in The Wall Street Journal last weekend, Mr. Johnson's business relationships began to draw greater scrutiny.

"It's a really dicey situation," said Senator John McCain, one of several US lawmakers who have sought to draw greater attention to problems in the country.

I personally draw great strength from the city.

Yet the novel manages to draw great wit and energy from its wasted souls.

"Neither Oregon, way up in the Northwest, or Colorado, out West, draw great crowds to TV," Corso said.

Simultaneously, the accompanying problems also draw great attentions [8, 9].

Thus, acoustic emission (AE) techniques draw great attention to the practices in concrete structures.