Sentence examples for drawing on from from inspiring English sources

Drawing on from this duality of inserts, women said that the pleasure of inserts was one sided.

More lateral thinking needs to be done, drawing on from what can be learned from family coping with migration and applied to a growing literature on families, coping, AIDS and resilience (cf. Cook & Du Toit, 2005; Daniel, Apila, Bjorgo, & Lie, 2007; Richter & Rama, 2006).

And what lessons do you still draw on from that experience?

An interesting question, with much for Flush to draw on from his creator's own life.

Mr. Martinez, a veteran Hollywood costume designer, didn't have much to draw on from his past work.

They found reasons not to raise equity, they bickered with each other, and they had zero goodwill to draw on from the rest of Wall Street.

Organizations may also have other resources to draw on, from contacts to sister organizations to libraries and municipalities.

Various songs drew on ideas from all four previous albums.

The intimacy she drew on came from her elder sister.

Did you draw on things from your own life?

Thus our MNAR estimate will draw on information from at least 5 imputations, the minimum typically advised in practice.