Sentence examples for drawing substantially from inspiring English sources

Drawing substantially on original ethnographic fieldwork conducted in the 1980s and 1990s, Francesca R. Sborgi Lawson offers answers to these questions and demonstrates how the women of quyi successfully negotiated their sexuality and vocality in performance.

Drawing substantially from Halliday (1991) and Hanks (2013), I will use the SFL approach to context to argue for the need for an analogous approach to lexicology.

The program in Educational Linguistics is interdisciplinary, and draws substantially upon courses, faculty, and programs in various areas throughout Stanford GSE as well as departments within the School of Humanities and Sciences.

I am favorably dis posed for he draws substantially on "The New Industrial State" (as he is generous in saying) but vanity is not all.

The success of our modeling effort draws substantially upon understanding gleaned from the fluid mechanics of boundary layers and the theory of multi-component solidification.

We present a detailed semantics for linguistic spatial expressions supportive of computational processing that draws substantially on the principles and tools of ontological engineering and formal ontology.

SM Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Considered by many to be his masterpiece, Gerhardie's account of Captain Georges Hamlet Alexander Diabologh's encounter with his eccentric extended family is drawn substantially from his own experiences.

Riff Raff, a Houston rapper and friend of Korine's, whom Alien physically resembles, wants to take credit, while Franco (who steals the film) drew substantially from Florida rapper Dangeruss, who appears alongside him.

Elsewhere, Ruby Wax toured with Sane New World (also a book), and Dawn French came to the West End with Thirty Million Minutes, an autobiographical solo theatre/comedy hybrid drawn substantially from her memoir Dear Fatty.

Much of this discussion draws on the National Survey of Student Engagement; for another essay that draws substantially on NSSE, see the author's "Designing for Uncertainty: Three Approaches" in the March 2007 issue of the Journal of Academic Librarianship.

Our article on Ugandan guards working in Iraq, written for us by a freelance journalist in Uganda, was drawn substantially from an article published previously in Uganda's Daily Monitor and written by David Herbert.