Sentence examples for drawn, though from inspiring English sources

The eye is drawn, though, to the cars' inhabitants, into their personal space.

The eye is drawn, though, to last season's Hennessy second, Houblon Des Obeaux, given a big opportunity by the handicapper following a sluggish start to the campaign and with another 5lb taken off by claimer Charlie Deutsch, who created such a good impression when giving Aachen a canny winning ride at Cheltenham eight days ago.

Grand lessons were drawn, though, and that is why so many American intellectuals believed that regime change in Iraq was not only readily achievable but cosmically mandated.

In fact, in the final episode, something of a line is drawn, though it is buried under the opaque moral uncertainty of no side behaving well.

But Rose would not be drawn, though she always shook her head at the mention of the Keeles … In Part Two, we watch Ted become a man.

There were no family pictures, and the window blinds were drawn, though through them I could make out a flock of pigeons roosting in a tree.

Are all the draws, though, more worrying for a promotion-chasing side than their astonishing defensive record – seven goals conceded in 17 games now – is reassuring?

Be careful where you draw, though--your neighbors may not like your artwork in front of their houses.

Drawing, though, remains his most natural form of artistic expression.

Bronzino didn't make an independent art of drawing, though his exacting care may give the impression that he did.

I had a graduate degree in art history, and I liked to draw, though I did it very badly.