Sentence examples for drawn to act from inspiring English sources

"The evil eye was something real". He explained that some circles could have been drawn to act as "demon traps".

Phenomenology thus dispels the voluntarist dogma of most psychology: We often feel immediately drawn to act in certain ways (Dreyfus & Kelly, 2007).3 "The body is no more than an element in the system of the subject and his world, and the task to be performed elicits the necessary movements from him by a sort of remote attraction" (Merleau-Ponty, 2002, p. 122).

The filmmaker came to this conclusion over years of exploring his passion for music, having been drawn to acts such as Grateful Dead and experimental music of the '80s".

Sometimes the targets don't even matter, when a shooter is so irrational that they are merely drawn to the act of killing lots of people at random.

Not only is she drawn to the act of painting itself, but the storytelling quality that comes with it; you can easily trace her evocative illustrations of animals and plants to the books she read when she was little.

If you're fasting for spiritual reasons, turn your thoughts toward the higher power or religious teachings that made you feel drawn to the act of fasting.

Why are we drawn to people who act themselves?

Glahn, with his "animal eyes," is, like Nagel, drawn to irrational acts.

It was "How did you guys get that way?" Like most occasional Off Broadway ticket buyers, I am not drawn to magic acts.

Already sensing his "transgender difference" but not knowing how to make sense of it, Hegarty was drawn to British acts such as Kate Bush, Marc Almond, the Cocteau Twins, Yazoo and Culture Club, as well as practising singing to Nina Simone.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has expressed exasperation at those who "search for excuses and cultural or sociological explanations". Policymakers may wish to accept that these are complex debates — and that we can only avert future attacks if we try to understand why some people are drawn to radical acts.