Sentence examples for drawing a range of from inspiring English sources
The revelations have riveted this community and the surrounding area, drawing a range of reactions from disgust to disbelief to curiosity.
News of the Occupy Wall Street protests have reached China with gusto this week, drawing a range of impassioned—if puzzled—responses across the political spectrum.
After drawing a range of Pratchett's characters for fun, he took a bundle of them along to a book signing in a WH Smith's in Bath, and handed them over to Pratchett.
In addition to drawing, a range of artistic media needs to be demonstrated, but each applicant should emphasize the work where their skills and passion are expressed most strongly.
Mr Maliki has had some success in drawing a range of Sunnis and Shias into his "national reconciliation initiative", but outside the blast walls that surround the Green Zone on the west bank of the river Tigris, where the government and some 3,000 officials are hunkered down, the rest of Baghdad's people seems to be at each other's throats as never before.
The encyclical is drawing a range of reactions.
The decision drew a range of reaction.
The seminar draws a range of Columbia faculty and graduate students as well as community members.
That Harlem still draws a range of talent is notable, Ms. Orange said.
Her lighting, which is usually less elaborate than other designers' has drawn a range of descriptions from critics.
Warner's lab at UMass drew a range of researchers: from visiting professors to high school interns.
