Sentence examples for draws energy from inspiring English sources
The dance draws energy from the tension between secular and spiritual, from the collision of African religions and Christianity.
draws energy from a wickedly eccentric Ann-Margret, having a high old time as Ben's doting mother.
"He draws energy from people," said Alfred Lin, a Harvard classmate of Mr. Hsieh's who was Zappos's chief financial officer until last year.
The music leaps around freely between jazz idioms and draws energy from them, so much that the music kept threatening to explode.
He draws energy from his staff, pointing out that, for all the problems in local government, his staff are full of enthusiasm.
The song may mock Guthrie the naïvely earnest bard of labor, but it draws energy from Guthrie the freely confrontational American poet.
Anna Politkovskaya seemed to draw energy from the public's indifference.
Europe has always drawn energy from the proximity of catastrophe.
Above all, the Brazilian players have a chance to draw energy from Neymar's sacrifice.
She drew energy from being around people and she helped everyone.
On cloudy days, the buildings will draw energy from the grid.
