Sentence examples for drawn enough of from inspiring English sources

What you'll actually find in terms of asking your TAs about the Lewis structure rules is that sometimes they won't be as good at them as you are, and the reason is once you've drawn enough of these structures, you start to get a lot of chemical intuition about what's right or what's not right -- it just looks wrong to you if it's wrong.

Although Yung Lean is almost totally unknown in Sweden, his music, a stream of near-monotone observations and declarations focussed on his own social discomfort and rapped in the vernacular of American Top Forty rap ("I'm nervous that she's upset / She don't want me / Bitch, I'm flustered"), has drawn enough of a following in the United States to support a nationwide tour.

They came away ambivalent -- suggesting that while Mr. Gore failed to dazzle or even much impress them with his speech in Los Angeles, he may have drawn enough of a distinction between himself and Mr. Bush to get their vote if the election seems close in November.

Mr. Perry was quick to dispute that, suggesting that his beliefs will draw enough of a distinction to lure voters.

Though she was fired over what her employer called internal disagreements, she continued publishing on her own, eventually drawing enough of an audience to sustain a team of reporters.

CNBC management said the show wasn't drawing enough of a target audience.

Of course, the show's ability to deftly offset its weirder elements didn't draw enough of an audience to give it a long life ("Modern Family" has echoes of "AD" all over it, but it's successful in large part because it does the same things over and over again).

The comparison with the ISTC also revealed that, although TB diagnosis and treatment facilities in resource-rich countries are better, the role of counselling and support/supervision has not drawn enough attention on the part of health care providers and researchers in such countries, albeit WHO considers these as important standards to ensure patient compliance to TB treatment.

But the movie drew enough old fans of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" to stand as ABC's highest-rated television Monday movie in a year.

But with a White House veto of such measures all but certain, Republicans hope to move on quickly to legislation capable of drawing enough Democrats to surmount the Senate's legislative hurdles and put pressure on Obama to acquiesce, lawmakers and aides said.

The interview drew enough attention that the launch of his next album and its accompanying character, Ziggy Stardust – the latter debuted a fortnight later in the unpromising environs of the Toby Jug pub in Tolworth – felt like an event.