Sentence examples for drawing on the book from inspiring English sources

Drawing on the Book of Joshua, the presiding pastor, a former Bristol GP named Nic Harding, advises his audience to fix their sights on metaphorical mountains, parts of society where their beliefs might be brought to bear.

"In Darkness," which was written by David F. Shamoon (drawing on the book "In the Sewers of Lvov" by Robert Marshall), obligingly supplies the desired emotions, which means that, in spite of its grim setting, it is finally more comforting than troubling.

The poet's descriptions of the New Jerusalem, where his pearl lives after her earthly death, draw on the Book of Revelation.

Currently titled Miles Davis, the film will draw on the book Dark Magus: The Jekyll and Hyde Life of Miles Davis by Davis's eldest son, Gregory Davis, and will be able to use Davis's music in its score.

"Let's Go to Prison," which draws on the book "You Are Going to Prison" by Jim Hogshire, ultimately has to resort to an old and unconvincing gimmick to resolve its story.

Woods refused to be drawn on the book at his news conference in Florida.

The anonymous author also draws on the Book of Causes (see the beginning of section 6 above), for instance when describing the hierarchy of intelligences as a decrease in power and unity (ch. 6).