Sentence examples for drawn to observe from inspiring English sources

Before the model fitting, a line plot was drawn to observe the trend of the time series data for model selection.

With little else to do, many Kurdish refugees are daily drawn to the border to observe the unfolding chaos just across the barbed wire fences and occasional trenches marking the international boundary.

"There are only so many types who are drawn to politics," Mr. Vidal observed.

In the midst of a tirade, he seems to draw back to observe how his words, his heated manner, are affecting you.

Graduates from top colleges are now drawn to mass entertainment, Mr. Epstein observes with disapproval, "even if it entails heartbreaking compromise, turning out meretricious work and sucking up to some clearly loathsome characters".

Certain parallels can hence be drawn to the behavior previously observed for additives such as anionic surfactants and alkylamines.

Special attention is drawn to the systematic biases observed in the database and the possibilities for their removal.

Parallels can be drawn to the partial pancreatic transdifferentiation observed in Huh7ins cells, which endogenously produce NEUROD1 [ 23] and PDX1 (C. Tao, University of Technology Sydney; unpublished results).

The criticism intensified when it was observed that boys were drawn to computers to play violent games, while most girls stuck to their old play routines.

As the party that is 2013 draws to a close, we observe that the TV news business has been filled with outstanding coverage of the year's challenging and important stories, including the Syrian civil war, the death of Nelson Mandela, the U.S. government shutdown and the glitches afflicting the rollout of Obamacare.

It is also noticeable, we think, that both in France and Italy public opinion supports British efforts on behalf of peace, and there is one moral, drawn, we are happy to observe, by a Jingo contemporary, that the influence of Great Britain at this crisis and her strength as a mediator are due to the fact that "she alone of the Great Powers is not bound by a definite alliance".