Sentence examples for draw on serious from inspiring English sources

Most of the studies undertaken so far don't draw on serious literature but on short snatches of fiction devised especially for experimental purposes.

It suggests there is "scant evidence that reading great literature morally improves us," and yet the few studies undertaken so far "don't draw on serious literature but on short snatches of fiction".

It was this that he gradually began to draw on in a run of serious and even abrasive parts which made the latter stages of his career arguably the most interesting (if the least amusing).

Drawing on his serious amateur interests in geology, botany, and meteorology, Ruskin made it his business to demonstrate in detail that Turner's work was everywhere based on a profound knowledge of the local and particular truths of natural form.

And yet, friends and relatives say, she has adapted to her role in the limelight and her part as a political spouse with relative ease and remarkable vigor, drawing on a serious (albeit quiet) intellect to become an active first lady in Texas and to develop a public voice and style more mellifluous than her husband's, and maybe even more assured.

Perryman would not be drawn on how serious the injury was as Coles is awaiting more tests, although he will miss the rest of this season.

If we were really serious, we would make plans that draw on the ways in which our lives are patterned.

She said: "In recovering from the most serious economic downturn for decades, it's a no-brainer that we need to draw on everyone's skills and potential.

Treatments draw on indigenous ingredients.

"We will draw on that.

"I draw on mirrors".