Sentence examples for draws on for from inspiring English sources

Maybe all only children should be grateful to Sandler and the researchers she draws on for insisting that we aren't freakish outliers.

We know Malik to be a sweet-tempered man, no action and all talk; one of the book's best jokes is his admiration for the writings of Gandhi, which he draws on for his impassioned rhetorical defenses of terror.

But, despite her strong stage image, it's something of a mystery to me what the British-born actress draws on for her performance; she doesn't have a dramatic center so much as an interest in enacting "dramatic" roles — in a bid, I think, to be looked at by the audience.

But in fact, much of the work Fisher draws on for his "new" treatment — on Henry James's suppressed homosexuality or on Alice James's illness and her "Boston marriage" — is now very well established in James studies, and has a rather familiar look to it.

This experience is something Timista draws on for the algorithms that power its recommendations.

The notion of collective person is adopted by Stein from Scheler, from whom she also draws on for other aspects of her theory.

We may be glad that O'Brien had such records to draw on for this memoir — one, she says, she swore she would never write.

There is not much cup experience to draw on for the home club.

Make sure you have friends and mentors to draw on for support and advice".

So what does he draw on for inspiration for his female characters?

Their "FOI machine" gives them access to unique data to draw on for their customers.