Sentence examples for drawn abundant from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a previous Salmela-Coen project, Jackson Meadow, near Marine on St. Croix, Minn., has drawn abundant praise for its synthesis of tradition and modernism.

Marden has drawn abundant inspiration from Chinese culture since the inception of his calligraphic mode of drawing and especially since his triumph, in 1991, at the Dia Center with "Cold Mountain," a series of paintings whose title refers to the verses of Han Shan, a Chinese hermit poet of the eighth century.

Lamb shank, the quintessential autumn dish, drew abundant flavor from a spice chest of ingredients and from long cooking in a deep, rich broth with a mirepoix of vegetables.

The model drew on abundant data from tests of ignition temperatures and burning times of new materials.

Plains Indians began to arrive from the east in the 17th century, drawn westward by abundant migratory wildlife.

Drawn by the abundant prewar housing stock, Mr. Mallick in 2004 paid $295,000 for a three-bedroom co-op on 82nd Street with his new husband, Andy Theodosiou, a naturalized Greek-American raised in Astoria.

Originally a home for Russian convicts at the beginning of the 20th century, the far-off island has drawn investors with its abundant oil reserves, and subsequently, tourists (foreigners were not even allowed on the island before 1990).

Drawing, though busily abundant, feels incidental, like fleeting thoughts of a mind in the grip of an extreme emotion.

Sights such as the Bayeux Tapestry, D-Day beaches, Monet's garden in Giverny and Mont St-Michel are Normandy's historic draws, but its abundant seafood, cheeses and cider are the best way to fill gaps between sightseeing.

Boutiques and antiques stores and bookshops have now filled the once-empty storefronts, joining several high-end restaurants run by well-known chefs drawn to the region's abundant produce and the steady traffic of Shakespeare lovers.

In the competitive primary season that has drawn to a close, evidence was abundant that the broadcast networks -- particularly CBS and ABC, which do not own cable news outlets -- had been muscled out of their once pre-eminent positions.