Sentence examples for drew assent from inspiring English sources

Since the poem soon became essential reading for the soldiers in the field, it seems that Tennyson's imagination stood the test of authenticity: at least, he had produced a story which drew assent.

The article drew muted assent from some students, charges of exaggeration from others, and national media attention sprinkled with references to "Animal House," the 1978 film based very loosely on the writer Chris Miller's memories of his Dartmouth daze.

One thing that draws common assent among Americans and Iraqis is Saddam Hussein.

"There has for a long time been a bias that women can't draw superheroes," said Anina Bennett, a writer who drew nods of assent all around.

A man complained about drivers who had grown increasingly hostile and inconsiderate on the roads, which drew nods of assent all around.

Mr Schröder and his colleagues also want the EU to have a greater say over immigration, policing, social policy and taxation (see article).The German plan at first drew cross-party assent at home: Germany is easily the single biggest contributor to the EU's budget of which 80% is spent on agriculture and regional policy.

"The consumers are tapped out, we've got a fiscal drag from cities and states which are just beginning to lay off people in great numbers, and most of the buying has been consumers replacing household items — I just don't see the oomph," he said, in a view that drew some private assents from within the Obama administration Friday.

This statement drew a nod of assent from Zhanna Yurieva.

Fiji was later readmitted, with India's assent, after it drew up yet another Constitution, in 1997.

The second stage of Clitomachus' defense drew on Carneades' criticisms of the Stoic unitary notion of assent as simply a matter of taking an impression (or its content) to be true.

The lesson he drew from the difficulties that he had uncovered in the Stoic position among others, however, was that he and his opponents were not in a position to give their assent with confidence.