Sentence examples for drawn sustenance from inspiring English sources

Over the course of an unglamorous but productive career, the trumpeter-composer-arranger David Weiss has drawn sustenance from one source above all others: the postbop vanguard of the late 1960s and early '70s, a music of elasticity and bravura.

Al Qaeda networks were nourished by the ideas of Islamic fundamentalists just as Breivik invoked and may have drawn sustenance from the ideas and stories of other Western extremists.

And novelists of such varying stripes as Ian Fleming and John le Carré have drawn sustenance from the treachery that emanated from 1930s Cambridge, where enlistment in the worker's revolution seems to have easily accompanied sipping claret, participating in debauches and collecting Poussin paintings.

He drew sustenance from door-knocking around the country.

"It was both an ethic and a strategy from which we could draw sustenance".

It still draws sustenance from the music that turned Mr. Motian on in the first place.

Externally the regime draws sustenance from its "special relationship" with the US.

"They seem to draw sustenance from the regenerative power of nature and gardening," says Dumas.

It often seems that as the bee sucks, so does Mr. Taylor draw sustenance from his music.

"Even if it wasn't being spoken about openly, I was able to draw sustenance from it..

Fat sleek calves frisk on the sunny hills and draw sustenance from between the massive hind legs of their mothers, their bags laden with rich milk.