Sentence examples for drawing ideas from from inspiring English sources
But somehow, as American tastes began to change, Italian restaurants stole the scene, drawing ideas from lesser-known corners of Italy, from the farmers' markets and from ever-better imported ingredients.
He struggled to fathom Utzon's style, which was, in the end, not so much a style as a manner of working: understanding the site, drawing ideas from nature and ancient buildings, then synthesizing forms that emphasized human comfort and delight.
He tried to incorporate what he'd learned studying mime under Lindsay Kemp into his stage act, which kicked off a fruitful obsession with drawing ideas from other areas of the arts – films, theatre, literature, fashion – into rock music.
The teachers writing these special issue papers are drawing ideas from the academic literature to design and conduct teacher-driven research that touches directly on problems arising in school contexts.
An enhanced framework for procurement is proposed by coupling the concepts of Supply Chain Management and Critical Chain Project Management, with the latter drawing ideas from the Theory of Constraints.
We are drawing ideas from expert opinion for sure.
For instance, both artists constantly drew ideas from each other, even as they were heading in opposite directions.
As she does in her other work, she drew ideas from real people but invented her own characters, writing their speeches herself.
Since he co-founded Microsoft in 1975 with his boyhood friend Paul Allen, Mr. Gates has followed a business strategy of perpetual software upgrades that draw ideas from existing successful products as well as add creative touches from his own engineers.
