Retro ballparks, like Camden Yards, draw on deep local traditions.
Political and social tensions feed off current misery and draw on deep historical roots of division.
His taste was relatively spare and modernist, but he was willing to mix ideas, drawing on a deep knowledge of design history.
The articles were straightforward accounts, explaining all sides clearly and, as is customary in Greenhouse's coverage of the court, drawing on a deep knowledge of the applicable law, going back to its roots in English common law.
Having studied for five years under top Chinese professors, he now co-writes learned papers on Eastern medicine in Mandarin, drawing on a deep knowledge of ancient Chinese philosophy and cosmology.
Feeling that she had "largely wasted" her years between 25 and 35, she began to write, drawing on her deep knowledge of popular Chinese fiction, works far outside the traditional canon.
He is expected to draw on his deep knowledge of public sector financial issues and his experience overseeing the federal budget to counsel Citi's clients on various policy actions.
While at Chicago, Innis was exposed to the ideas of Thorstein Veblen, the iconoclastic thinker who drew on his deep knowledge of philosophy and economics to write scathing critiques of contemporary thought and culture.
The authors build their narrative on deep knowledge of the arms and intelligence worlds, including those abroad.
At the same time, he was drawing on his deep well of knowledge of literature and writing by becoming the unrivalled king of anthologies for Oxford University Press.
Any cricketer would be a fool not to draw on that well of knowledge and nous.
