Sentence examples for draw you toward from inspiring English sources

The live sound of Sunn O))) can draw you toward a kind of negative listening: paying attention to the movements between notes rather than the notes themselves.

Only two paintings have color that really sings and draws you toward them.

A grand staircase anchoring the back draws you toward the elevator banks, which also serve as an informal seating area.

The naturalism of her performance makes you care about both characters, wonder about their stories; here, theater draws you toward something unassuming and real.

I went around the room, asking the disciples, one by one, a single question: "What drew you toward Islam?" The first to answer was a mullah, in robes and turban, who had a degree in psychology from the University of Teheran.

It's an experience that draws you toward itself — to taste the best and richest stuff, but also naturally enough to find things out, such as if you're being ­deceived.

What drew you toward shoe design?

What drew you toward the education field?

The grief you cry out from draws you toward union.

Painting -- or papering -- the entry in a dark color creates a kind of womb-like space that draws you toward the main room, making it seem bigger and lighter.

The Hills are the big gesture, and everything else from the curbs drawing you across the ground toward the grove of trees that will one day stand between Liggett Hall and the Statue of Liberty, to the subtle, cutout steel signs, designed by Pentagram serves that gesture and the superlative views beyond.