Sentence examples for drew extensively from inspiring English sources

The Guardian, and Will Self, who says he drew extensively on the book, apologise for the omission.

"I was inspired by Zelda Fitzgerald's paper dolls," explains Kate, who, like Fitzgerald, drew extensively accessorized wardrobes.

Although Gogol wrote in Russian, ethnically he was Ukrainian and his comic stories drew extensively on his Ukrainian background.

…Jure Belli ac Pacis (1625; On the Law of War and Peace), drew extensively on Gentili's work.

Longerich, an authority on the Holocaust and Nazi era Germany, drew extensively on Goebbels' diaries in his biography, which was published in Germany in 2010.

While all broadcasters drew extensively on vox pops, they were given far less on average just 11 seconds to air their views, compared with 27 seconds for politicians.

Specifically, as Judge Hogan noted in the opinion of September 19 (PDF) from which this article draws extensively, the government asked for an extension of 30 days.

Though she draws extensively on textual sources, Danielle Dutton does allow herself the freedom of a novelist.

This guide draws extensively from public reports written by the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition and the Project for Public Spaces.

Other big deals have drawn extensively on the services of smaller advisers.

But, drawing extensively on their letters, she makes a strong case that the bond they shared was indeed romantic.