Sentence examples for drawn specifically from inspiring English sources
One implication, not drawn specifically in the column, is that old-fashioned pension funds may have enormous value — in some cases, providing more monthly income than a $1 million portfolio.
Not quite Hollywood A-listers, however – yet it was one of those, Mr Billy Bob Thornton (currently continuing to wreak delightfully wicked havoc over in Fargo) to whom my strange mind was unerringly drawn, specifically a quote of his in the movie Armageddon.
Attention is drawn specifically to the 'hybrid firm' that has emerged in science-based industries, embedded in the institutions of government research institutes and universities.
And significantly, no more maps drawn specifically to exclude minority voters from power.
He said new district maps were drawn "specifically to encourage just such a contest" and once again brought up Walsh's history of showmanship.
Drawn specifically to the school's focus on connecting various disciplines, Oezdogan was inspired by the school's liberal structure, and its encouragement of students to experiment within an array of materials and practices.
Updike's initial artistic impulse took the form of drawing, specifically the kind of cartoons he saw in magazines.
The slanguist Eric Partridge reported that earlier, around 1850, the usage "to flash the drag" meant "to wear women's clothes for immoral purposes (in drag, thus dressed)." The verb to drag comes from the Old Norse dragga and Middle English drawen, "to draw," specifically "to haul with difficulty".
This paper provides evidence to the contrary, by drawing specifically on the case of Mexico.
"Drawing specifically on the NSA Prism program, the presentation offers law enforcement, intelligence and other interested parties, to join an alliance in order to establish equivalent data-mining operations in Russia," it adds — sticking its boot firmly back into U.S. government mass surveillance programs.
For Laidback Luke, the two art forms were drawing (specifically graffiti) and music.
