Sentence examples for drawing impressions from inspiring English sources

They were written Rorschach-style, drawing impressions out of the exposed shapes and colors.

At its purest, simplest level, "Paterson" is a portrait of a young artist refining his craft, drawing impressions from his everyday existence and coaxing them into a pleasing and provocative shape.

Pennington was ragged in a minicamp last spring, drawing negative impressions of his readiness to play that still stings.

(Rickman, 1938a: 361) Drawing on impressions gathered from Spain, he also noted the subjective dimension of raid panic, its lack of containment by any rational evaluative standard of danger: 'the horror roused by air raids appears to be disproportional to the actual risk to any particular individual' (Rickman, 1938a: 367).

They were asked to draw their impressions of various concepts of electricity and then allowed free access to the program, where they could visit any section even if they had not completed a previous one.

Since the second world war and decolonisation, however, most people have drawn their impressions of empire as a mode of rule less from direct experience than from one of two powerful mythologies.

The data used to make the chart was drawn from impressions catalogued across the time frame of October 22 through October 23 , 2013

With respect to the cases, data and conclusions were drawn from impressions, memories and opinions of individuals from four qualitative case studies conducted year(s) after an event, perhaps reporting partial or inaccurate recollections of events.

Arjun Raina, a young actor director worked closely with the students drawing out their impressions and structuring them into stageble ideas.

Ted Cruz had been widely expected to endorse Trump, and in his speech he had bolstered that impression by drawing an alarming picture of Hillary Cinton.

He said Tuesday that people were drawing the wrong impression about the most recent positive drug test.