Sentence examples for drawn from that from inspiring English sources

What conclusions, if any, are to be drawn from that?

Each Colonial Council subsequently passed a divorce law, verbally drawn from that of Alaska.

Much of Ms. Monson's live performance is drawn from that material.

In fact, all harmonies and melodies in the piece must be drawn from that row.

His eclectic Harmonic Series programmes are partly drawn from that musical piggy-bank.

Whether there are any systematic lessons to be drawn from that observation is unclear.

I mean, they were all drawn from that scene, so you had some context, because you saw the scene.

Then a summary is given of published experimental data as well as conclusions that can be drawn from that data.

"He has drawn from that deep well of public consciousness given to him by his father," Mr. Lucy said.

The paper is grounded in the authors' practical application experiences, and major points are illuminated by examples drawn from that field work.

But the conclusion to be drawn from that is not "bring on the mercenaries", but that deficient national armies need improved training.