Sentence examples for drawing upon his from inspiring English sources
Drawing upon his own experience, Ammianus supplies vivid pictures of the empire's economic and social problems.
Drawing upon his wartime experiences in Malaya, Hall's play brings together an Englishman, an Irishman, a Welshman and a Scotsman.
He said he had fashioned a spiritual discipline for the modern urban Jedi, drawing upon his experience with dance, martial arts, sword-fighting and Tibetan Buddhism.
Mr. Sanger will present on "The Russia Hack and the Challenge to American Democracy," drawing upon his experience as one of the nation's premier political reporters.
Drawing upon his extensive one on one taped interviews he comments on various aspects of the New York Times and the prospects of their survival.
With indefatigable effort and care, Dewey reformulated pragmatism, critically readjusting some of its conflicting doctrines, drawing upon his own work in psychology and education, and finding stimulation in the social pragmatism of his friend Mead.
Amid the glittering opulence and dismal poverty, the swirl of Suffragists, anarchists, agitators, and organizers, Stansky--drawing upon his historical and literary skills--brings the intimate world of the Bloomsbury group to life.
In turn, these institutions drew upon his MIT connections.
His last two books drew upon his Polish roots.
When constructing his aliases, von Bismarck often draws upon his personal history.
Eisenberg also drew upon his own experience of being an interview subject.
