Sentence examples for drew direct from inspiring English sources

McCoist drew direct reference to the O'Connor affair after his own player's ban was confirmed.

Key senators drew direct parallels Tuesday between that fight and the push to reject Kavanaugh.

The research not only documented faster increases in temperatures, but also drew direct links between fossil fuel emissions and extreme weather.

Both the Reform Act, in Britain, and the rebirth of the French Republic in the 1870s, drew direct inspiration from the demonstration of the power of democracy in America to end slavery and keep itself intact.

A prominent group of activists called the Khudai Khidmatgars, or Servants of God, drew direct inspiration from Gandhi's ideas of service, disciplined nonviolence and civil disobedience to defy the colonial authorities.

Notwithstanding the celebratory nature of Zimbardo's farewell campus event, the veteran professor elicited gasps from a hushed audience as he presented a graphic and haunting lecture on evil that drew direct comparisons between the Stanford Prison Experiment and the Iraqi detainee abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib prison in 2004.

In 1921, now on her own, Mrs. Sidney Drew directed the five-reel Vitagraph comedy feature Cousin Kate (1921) starring Alice Joyce, but it is her last credit.

At The Crooked Billet the beer is drawn direct from the cellar barrels.

In practice, however, it's difficult to draw direct connections between robots and humans.

Intelligence reports have drawn direct links between the Saudi operatives who traveled to Istanbul and the Saudi royal court.

Researchers have drawn direct and immediate links between ambient levels of fine particulates and hospital admissions and deaths.