Sentence examples for drawn too much from inspiring English sources

Her "guests" would have drawn too much attention in the bomb shelter.

The thing we often discuss is how not to be drawn too much by the audience's heart".

He came back at night, entering the lane on foot, because an auto-rickshaw's rattle would have drawn too much attention.

But Mr. Obama's performance has also raised questions about whether the administration has drawn too much from some lessons and underestimated some hurdles unique to today's battle.

After being temporarily shunned by the group for having drawn too much negative attention, he created a splinter organization called Sharia4Flanders, but never managed to secure the interest of a second member.

The only regulations that appear safe are those involving cigarettes (lawsuits filed against Uruguay and Australia for requiring modest labeling about health hazards had drawn too much negative attention).

But overall, Ms. Von Furstenberg's visionary self portrait of forward-striding, independent woman was re-drawn too much.

Again, nobody should draw too much comfort from this.

Rawlings draws too much attention from Welch, they said.

"We were drawing too much," said Susan Kertzer, the board president.

"I try not to draw too much attention to myself".