Sentence examples for drawn unexpected from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — Nikita Mikhalkov, Russia's most famous and well-connected film director, has drawn unexpected critical fire for his epic new war movie, "The Exodus: Burnt by the Sun 2," which more predictably is an official entry at the Cannes International Film Festival this week.

While "Y" had previously shown nudity, the reunion scene drew unexpected attention.

Shellfish veloute, shockingly concentrated, draws unexpected power from wild mushroom essence and a bracing, briny slap from sea urchin mousse.

This month brings several opportunities to see Mr. Ratmansky's choreography, which can draw unexpected qualities from its dancers.

Over the course of the 2005 season, Guillen was able to draw unexpected greatness from players whom many had written off as career journeymen.

His careful interviews for the Guardian, "wheedling" as he put it, drew unexpected responses from some of the more difficult men of sport.

From the materials of the house itself he draws unexpected resonances, candescent onyx balancing pellucid glass, and that glass itself shifting between aspects.

Ruta Sepetys is drawing unexpected visitors to her book tour promoting her young-adult novel "about a young Lithuanian girl's unspeakable struggles," Entertainment Weekly reports, pointing to the novel's title, "Between Shades of Gray".

Set on a drab ward somewhere on England's south coast, it instead drew unexpected howls of laughter from the drudgery, frustrations and indignities of life for patients and staff in a typical world-of-beige NHS hospital.

In her article on this THUMP mix by Tzechar, our very own Michelle Lhooq praises the Australia-based K-pop remixers' ability to draw unexpected musical connections between their globe-trotting source material.

He put the Observer on the national map during the 2008 presidential campaign when he drew unexpected comments out of several candidates, including Joe Biden, who famously and regrettably described his future boss, Barack Obama, to Jason as "the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy".