Sentence examples for drawing us out from inspiring English sources

They're singing their souls from the stage, drawing us out of our own circumscribed worlds and into theirs.

Isaacson was actively drawing us out of the past and into the present.

The Obamanos spirit is the spirit of democracy itself: No longer something done to us or for us, democracy becomes what we ourselves create: a culture of engagement drawing us out of our isolation and into an ongoing -- no longer once-in-a-lifetime -- experience of public joy.

They griped about life on the road for a while, then Mr. Cohen drew us out, asking about our lives and the university.

These are all clues that are there for the taking, as we need not have flower in a winter garden for there to be enough to draw us out into the cold.

"If you don't draw us out in terms of communication skills, we won't come out.

And it would draw us out of our skyboxes and into the common spaces of democratic citizenship.

Lady Gaga draws us out of our comfort zones, crosses boundaries, gets snared in her own devices.

But by making us switch sides, the show drew us out of our comfortable voyeurism and made us somehow more complicit.

Music can draw us out of isolation and connect us with a community where we feel our troubles and concerns are recognised and shared.

(But we are!) I try to explain that New Mexicans are proud of anything that draws us out of neglect, out of never really fitting in.