Sentence examples for drawing rather than a from inspiring English sources

Maas's deliberate childlike house shapes combined with the dazzling blank blue planes create the impression that you are living inside a CAD drawing rather than a real house; it's as if the house is still in a constant process of being imagined.

In depression you become, in your head, two-dimensional – like a drawing rather than a living, breathing creature.

Thus View from the Studio (1995) is personal both in being exactly what it says it is, but also in being a pencil drawing rather than an oil painting.

If the clustering of eQTL overlaps with the clustering of significant correlative signals indicated by the BF, the block bootstrap may not be powerful to control for this effect because each time a block of SNPs are drawn rather than a single SNP.

A man directs a woman's gaze via an Apple Watch drawing, rather than shouting across an austere museum.

Or, how about trying "I love watching how much you love drawing," rather than "You are a fabulous artist". You see by praising the effort, the child doesn't feel the need to live up to an impossible standard.

However, it has mostly been used for drawing rather than for painting.

While Arcand has forged a deserved reputation as a gifted satirist, adroitly navigating the sexual-political landscape in acclaimed films such as 1986's "The Decline of the American Empire" and 2003's Oscar-winning "The Barbarian Invasions," the rewards in this two-year-old production are far fewer, with bland characters that feel schematically drawn rather than possessing a beating pulse.

At a precise point in her graduate career - she remembers suddenly starting to draw rather than take notes in a lecture - she abandoned her plan to be the next Margaret Mead and became an artist instead.

This measure ensures that quantitative differences between the plant remains in the two samples were due to real differences between the populations from which they were drawn rather than due only to variation within a single population.

(Congdon is also an illustrator; in some cases she draws, rather than photographs, her things).