Sentence examples for drawing on different from inspiring English sources

It is clear that boards make better decisions [when there is] a range of voices, drawing on different life experiences".

"David was a kind of synthesiser," says Rock. "He never really copied anybody but he was brilliant at drawing on different elements of other people.

"The best young poets I come across are gleaning from various movements to create a new hybrid poetry drawing on different strands - dadaism, futurism, modernism and postmodernism.

But a wealth of recent neuroscience research shows that we focus attention in many ways, for different purposes, while drawing on different neural pathways.

Zaelke said economic forces will now kick in to push manufacturers away from using HFCs and toward drawing on different chemicals.

Do you feel like you're drawing on different things when you write about men compared to women, or do they all feel universal to you?

In eighteenth-century London, troubled husbands and wives could pay fifty pounds a night to sleep in a "magnetico-electric" Celestial Bed; today's marriage therapists draw on different schools of thought.

My Ellen is very different from Betsy Wolfe's Ellen, because we're different people and we draw on different experiences to play the role.

The two ways of learning we have mentioned (classroom-based learning and workplace learning) draw on different learning perspectives [ 20].

We all handle it differently and draw on different things to keep us going.

Each one seems to draw on different disciplines of engineering — electrical, mechanical, biomedical, structural, and environmental.