Under a previous ideal, one that drew on terms such as "affirmative action," students like Eosphoros and Bautista would have been made to feel lucky just to be in school.
Thompson is a sharp and entertaining analyst of political language itself, drawing on terms from classical rhetoric.
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We created a miracle, but also drew on some long-term growth," Lei said in a letter to employees.
As his second term drew on, he joined the Adams-Clay faction that would develop into the National Republicans after Edwards left office.
The fact that the Islamic State must preface its collections of rulings for slaveholding by defining terms such as captive and concubine illustrates that it is drawing on archaic terms and rules, ones that no longer reflect anything like the current reality of the world.
This draws on a derisory term from the 1850s, which was applied to those who sought to create a nobility in frontier-era Australia.
"So there are things that I can draw on in terms of being able to sympathise and empathise with the idea of being like an outcast or feeling ignored.
So when an entire literary era like Burns's is termed "Sentimental", a highly complex term that draws on writers as diverse as Laurence Sterne and Henry MacKenzie, they are apt to use the term without checking it out.
We didn't use the term packet but called this technique "store and forward," drawing on a term long used in telegraphic networks, where messages were punched on paper tape and manually forwarded to the next link in the network.
