Sentence examples for drawing thought from inspiring English sources

Find every note, e-mail/letter (both sent and received), drawing, thought, journal, idea that you have ever put on paper.

Indeed, Weisskopf, then working with the brilliant Hungarian Eugene Wigner on the design of plutonium-producing reactors, was among the elite group called to assess a mysterious Heisenberg drawing, thought to be that of a reactor or bomb.

Leading Landseer authority Richard Ormond OBE has concluded it "undoubtedly related" to a pastel drawing thought to be of the Brontes made two years earlier by Landseer, an image of which is held on file at the National Portrait Gallery.

Leonardo's drawing, thought by many to be either a self-portrait of the Renaissance man himself, or perhaps a depiction of his father or uncle, was drawn on paper composed of linen, cotton fibers and hemp rags.

Investigating how today´s culture and society interact with biological and ecological systems, the exhibition seeks to draw thought-provoking parallels between phenomena such as techno-capitalism, science fiction, global warming, futuristic species… and hot yoga.

If these things could be expressed in words, there would be no point in drawing, Mark thought.

Drawing on thought leadership from world-renowned experts at Columbia Business School and leading practicing directors, this program integrates academic research with a deep understanding of the emerging issues that boardrooms face.

Empathy requires drawing on thoughts and feelings common to all humanity such as confusion, emptiness, joy, and hope.

Both of these thinkers attempted to reveal the underlying unity in the great religions a unity described from a point of view drawing on the thought of Śaṅkara.

Since no one will be satisfied with where the line is drawn, serious thought should be given to whether this exercise is really necessary.

"I guess I'm very much drawn, in thought, to drifters, to frauds, to working-class people, waitresses, ten-cent-store clerks, bus stations," she said in a 1979 interview in the Times.