Sentence examples similar to drawing from the thesis from inspiring English sources

(Above, a drawing from the series).

In this review, a significant portion of the literature is drawn from the Chinese journals and theses where a rather large amount of research was published.

She drew from the middle bowl!

Executives were often drawn from the newsroom.

The rest are drawn from the public.

I draw from the hotel car park.

The Italian and German samples were drawn from PhD theses (respectively Conti, 2012; Mueller, 2013) and the Latvian one was a separate study undertaken alongside, but not an integral part of, a PhD on Latvian migrants in Guernsey (Lulle, 2014).

Vasarhelyi's first film, A Normal Life (2003), drew from her senior thesis work on postwar Kosovo.

Over the last few days, with Mr. Schutte on the stand, Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers have presented hundreds of exhibits to support that thesis, drawing from Galleon e-mails and dozens of articles from research firms and the news media.

In drawing the conclusion (thesis 4) from this state of affairs, Humboldt lays the ground for a radically new notion of the sign that anticipates (and points beyond) Saussure's definition given in his Cours de Linguistique Générale.

Of immediate interest is the classification of religions drawn from Tylor's animistic thesis.