Sentence examples for draws back from from inspiring English sources

As usual, Kaufman draws back from the kill.

Mr. Graham wisely draws back from outright slapstick.

He always draws back from saying what ought to be done.

He draws back from the lens, watching warily out of the side of his eye and then pulls himself out of sight.

There are also distinctly contemporary passages in which Gutenberg draws back from his dictation to reflect on the nature of narrative and the trustworthiness of narrators.

Chomsky always draws back from claiming an active overarching conspiracy - I do too; I can't see how an orchestrated conspiracy could pervade every aspect of the mainstream media.

He drew back from music.

Eventually Pius XI drew back from this casuistry.

Her hair was drawn back from a prettily modelled forehead.

Christopher Coppock, from Cardiff, said: "Newport can draw back from this act of vandalism.

In time, though, the West should draw back from combat in favour of more discreet assistance.