Sentence examples for drawing her out from inspiring English sources

Back at home, Mira is warming to Boris's genial attempts at drawing her out.

"I was really inspired by a great book called Jonathan Livingston Seagull [the drippy new age classic by Richard Bach]." When Furtado talks, it's not a case of gradually drawing her out until she hits her stride.

Streetlamps mark her isolate passage, drawing her out of the velvety dark and casting her back into it, until, under one where she is expected to appear, she does not.

"She drew her out in her own good time".

The moderators tried to draw her out on those questions on Wednesday night with little success.

Her remarkable 2007 book, Wild, begins with a description of how drinking ayahuasca with a Peruvian shaman drew her out of a persistent bout of depression.

Despite efforts by journalists to draw her out, and an occasional sighting of her at a spin class, she has kept a low profile and has not spoken publicly about Lehman since leaving Credit Suisse.

Gwendolyn Sanders Gamble, 55, can still hear the police attack dogs snarling, the preaching that drew her out of school, and the praying and singing that carried her into the street day after day.

While some fans of Ferrante may have hoped that the Strega would – at last – draw her out into the public domain, Ferri is quick to tamp down any such suggestion.

The joy of converse with old Katie was to draw her out to talk of the days when she was a wee bit lassie herding the kine.

The events of the story drew her out into the open, where I could see all of her, and understand her.