Sentence examples for drawn vast from inspiring English sources

The agreement barred anyone involved in the case from making public comments about a dispute that had drawn vast public interest.

Thermoelectric materials have drawn vast attentions for centuries, because thermoelectric effects enable direct conversion between thermal and electrical energy, thus providing an alternative for power generation and refrigeration.

He drew vast extended families headed by calm-faced fathers.

The hospitality industries exploit this to draw vast benefits; the galleries and museums get virtually none.

The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation draws vast detailed maps showing who is vulnerable to food shortages ("poverty mapping").

The population of towns and cities is swelling rapidly through immigration, and urban centres draw vast amounts of water.

Both acts drew vast crowds in the relative cool of the evening (it was still sticky in the pitch dark).

As the countess and the diplomat rise to a quiet realization of a great love, the film draws vast power from their dammed-up flood of emotion.

The verdict may seem harsh to non-Catholics who have seen the peripatetic pope drawing vast crowds during his frequent world trips.

In Ohio and Texas, he drew vast and adoring crowds, yet he came up short on primary day, just as he did in New Hampshire in early January.

As the countess and the diplomat rise to a quiet realization of their great love, the film draws vast power from their dammed-up flood of emotion.