Sentence examples for drawing upon it from inspiring English sources
Arnold knew this, and was drawing upon it.
Avant-garde art has always had a contradictory relationship with the art of the past, rejecting convention at the same time as drawing upon it.
A university might not have the expertise, but should be prepared to look for it and be open to drawing upon it.
The choreographer GARTH FAGAN has been aware of this power throughout his career, and he is drawing upon it again in "Madiba," his world premiere for Garth Fagan Dance at the Joyce Theater.
In a period of competitive investment, this advice loses its pertinence: with no relevant experience to draw upon, it is difficult to assess what others are doing and whether one should follow," McGettigan said.
If you've seen it, you can draw upon it.
By and large, we draw upon it for inspiration.
Fleisher has expanded that repertory further, and draws upon it in "All the Things You Are".
"But it is interesting how valid all that experience was when we had to draw upon it".
It was translated into French twice during the 13th century; Guillaume de Lorris drew upon it for the Roman de la rose.
Our capacity for self-control is itself a renewable resource, but many of us draw upon it faster than it can be replenished.
