Sentence examples for drawn interesting from inspiring English sources

Cassandra delights in Lena Dunham's series "Girls", which, while funny, has drawn interesting attention to the plight of youngsters trying to make it in big cities such as New York.2014 may be a welcome year of change, at least for those with a degree.

Both Big East teams drew interesting first-round opponents.

"They like to draw interesting shapes and I have interesting shapes in my body".

Imagination and Fancy (1844), his most sustained critical work, draws interesting parallels between painting and poetry.

He draws interesting connections between disaffected youths in Morocco, Tunisia and Spain, and the different ways in which they voice their political discontent.

Michael Billington's The Life and Work of Harold Pinter drew interesting links between the playwright's often obscure texts and his life.

In the book, Rex draws interesting parallels between England during the first five years of Norman rule and France during the Nazi occupation.

And she draws interesting, wildly smart parallels between the cultural-political chaos of New York and Italy in the '70s, with Little Italy serving as a distorted mirror of defunct Old World values.

His essays on individual novelists are acute, draw interesting parallels, have little shame about talking about biographical details in a very old-fashioned way – "There are touches of [John Dickens's] wife in Mrs Micawber".

Emotion is applied to fairy tales to draw interesting patterns (Mohammad 2011).

"Olfactory white is a neat idea, and it draws interesting parallels to white light and white noise," says Jay Gottfried, an olfactory neuroscientist at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, Illinois.