Sentence examples for draw particularly from inspiring English sources

He also continued to draw – particularly horses, which he could capture perfectly.

It was a humble assessment but there was no other conclusion to draw, particularly on the evidence of a first half in which Tottenham were outbattled and, at times, outplayed.

And yet by adopting the aesthetic of the disturbed adolescent who can't draw particularly well, or the disturbed man in a pub toilet with a pen, a blank surface to draw on and a bit of time on his hands, Shrigley sneaks profundity in under the radar.

The idle, cosy spirit of his biographical sketches brings to mind a quotation he includes from an essay by Chesterton: "Lying in bed would be an altogether perfect and supreme experience if only one had a colored pencil long enough to draw on the ceiling".In that light, at least Johnson has colourful figures to draw, particularly when he talks about the lives of painters.

Questions which put raising taxes on the wealthy in the context of federal budget deficit reduction draw particularly strong support for increases.

However, this choice limits the conclusion we can draw, particularly regarding the mechanisms underlying the trends we observed in BMD, postural control and QOL.

Our articles on infant mercy killing and transplant organs drew particularly wrenching responses from readers.

Both parties have worked to register new voters, with some Republicans drawing particularly strong allegations of fraud.

Numerous Presidents-elect travelled by rail to Washington before taking up office but Mr Obama draws particularly close parallels between his life and the 16th President's.

It included Jane Boisseau and Jim Woods, from the executive committee, who had drawn particularly contemptuous comments from Dye. DiCarmine brought copies of the e-mails for the group to read.

"I read for the lustres," Emerson remarked, and filled his notebooks with them, drawing particularly upon Plutarch's Moralia and Montaigne's Essays.