Sentence examples for drawn to question from inspiring English sources

JULIE HECHT seems drawn to question marks.

Searle was thus naturally drawn to questions concerning the constitution and creation of social institutions.

Hague Code vague on North Korea missiles As William Hague takes a leading role at the meeting of G8 foreign ministers in condemning North Korea's development of nuclear weapons, my attention is drawn to questions asked by the Green MP, Caroline Lucas, last November about the UK's Trident missiles test launch in the Atlantic.

After making the above question clear, we were drawn to another question which we cannot explain.

In many of his books, he's drawn to the question of how power might square with sensitivity.

Ms. Gallaccio said that she was particularly drawn to the question of how best to control the metamorphosis of the grape, a subject that was debated that afternoon.

Therefore, great attention is drawn to the question of the relationship among structural properties of bulky DNA lesions and the rate of damage elimination.

Yet, it is striking that comparatively little attention has been drawn to the question how to reach specific addressees; this is what media studies and conversation analysis call "recipient design".

And for a soul that is drawn to the question "What is trustworthy?

I was drawn to the question of separation between young migrants and their mothers all young boys.

I was drawn to the question of separation between young migrants and their mothers – all young boys.