Sentence examples for drawing a world from inspiring English sources

In that production, we were able to see (or imagine we did) the painter George Seurat (played by Daniel Evans) physically drawing a world into being, with sketches and strokes of the pen.

Moorcock, who was a member of the West London Anti-fascist Youth Committee, once found him closeted in his office, drawing a world map to illustrate a proposed racial resettlement plan.

Instead it deftly draws a world in which sin and sexual charisma come at full new-model cost.

Paul Noble draws a world of humour and imagination – is that too "traditional" to get him a Turner?

On the large piece of paper, draw a world map with dividers to make plenty of states.

Evans stumbled badly, drawing a foul on World Peace.

That, too, might prove that Anderson is drawing from a world rather than a story, which, to his credit, doesn't feel foreign to the director's repertoire.

As with Proust, to be drawn into a Saramago sentence is to be drawn into a world that takes shape out of a maze.

Sometimes, it's a masterstroke, drawing an audience into a world by breaking down the fourth wall, throwing them right into the action.

Want to be drawing a book about an imaginary world?

Manning soon gets drawn into a world of subterfuge and espionage, without for a moment meaning to.