Sentence examples for drawing on the culture from inspiring English sources

Clearly drawing on the culture of traditional oral storytelling, a refrain of unidentified voices whispering and gossiping appears regularly throughout the book.

Artists will be able to work with other creative minds around the world with incredible ease, we can draw on the culture of other countries and we can also use it build on the economic success of these industries.

He remembers saying to his assistant, "Have you ever seen eyes like that?" Interscope had positioned itself as something of a maverick in the music business, producing mostly "alternative" rock and gangsta rap, which drew on the culture of the gangs of South Central Los Angeles for its material.

8 30 p.m., Danspace Project, St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street, East Village, (212) 674-8194 or www.danspaceproject.org; $15. (Dunning) ANAHID SOFIAN DANCE COMPANY (Wednesday and Thursday) Ms. Sofian, a specialist in dances of the Middle East, has drawn on the culture of Morocco for her new "Marrakech: Inside the Magic Circle".

While English culture draws on the cultures of the world, it is quite unlike any other, if difficult to identify and define.

Born in the United States to a Lebanese mother and an American father, he was taken to Lebanon at the age of 7. Like Lebanon itself, he draws on the cultures of both East and West, bringing a passionate engagement to this account of his adopted homeland.

Shot in the Carpathians and drawing on the local folk culture, this tale of blood feuds, unhappy love and village sorcery was structured like a ballad and scored to near-continuous music.