Sentence examples for drawing on aspects from inspiring English sources

(Norris, drawing on aspects of Bruce Willis and Michael Chiklis characters, is by far the most fun actor to watch and listen to in the show).

(Chinen) Mary Halvorson (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Halvorson, a bright and constitutionally restless guitarist, has recently been working fruitfully with a quintet, drawing on aspects of postbop tradition.

Additionally drawing on aspects of her 1992 debut novel The Secret History and the author's own style, the clothes in Tartt are elegant in a Waspy sort of way, all fine knits, silk scarves and red lips.

This article uses fieldwork in Tanzania and Kenya in 2012 15 to analyse procurement of essential medicines and supplies as a governance process for the health system and its industrial links, drawing on aspects of global value chain theory.

Prompts (for both RTI and stroke) were created drawing on aspects of Social Cognitive Theory [ 23].

The analytical approach was inductive and 'bottom-up', drawing on aspects of thematic analysis and phenomenological analysis (Benner, 1985).

No Man's Land is not "about" the summer game but it draws on aspects of cricket.

Both writers said they drew on aspects of their own mothers for the characters of Nic and Jules.

While Scholem left behind his youthful political idealism, he continued to draw on aspects of anarchist thought in his meditations on the Kabbalah.

She became a Unicef special representative, and launched Jemima Khan Designs, a charity fashion label which drew on aspects of traditional Pakistani dress.

We have other writers, like Peter Dickinson, who write for both and draw on aspects of the same sensibility to enrich both; but Pratchett essentially works in the same mode when he's doing both.