Sentence examples for drawn from early from inspiring English sources

Hip-hop is built around the belief (drawn from early mystical traditions) that words themselves can have a magical effect.

The IoT data deluge is, by the way, the first of four lessons drawn from early IoT adopters by contributing writer Howard Baldwin for his article in Computerworld.

She had her own sound, a mix of an almost operatic power and the rough, moaning style drawn from early black folk music.

Adam Kimmel made some delightful clothes — a stripey cotton suit, soft tweeds — drawn from early '70s images by the photographer Gerard Malanga.

Jana Frädrich, a sort of ombudsman for child-related complaints for the city of Munich, uses a metaphor drawn from early childhood to make the point.

Mr. Taggart is one of a panel of undecided voters drawn from early New York Times/CBS News polls who have been discussing their thoughts, wishes, hopes and disappointments as the Senate race has unfolded.

His comprehensive treatment of changes in the practical 'nuts and bolts' of agriculture is a welcomed perspective to serious students and those seeking a fascinating read". farm machinery drawn from early-19th-century sources.

And on the podium was Sir Charles Mackerras, the orchestra's music director, who has breathed life into everything from Handel and Mozart on modern instruments (with interpretive ideas drawn from early-music performers) to the operas of Janacek.

The results obtained from thin layer cell studies verify the conclusions drawn from earlier work3 5.

As in other late works, he eked out his ideas with material drawn from earlier pieces.

But the gap between the top consumers and those at the bottom is smaller than estimates drawn from earlier data.