Sentence examples for drew far from inspiring English sources

Shamefully, that part of the interview drew far wider attention than his egregious discussions of race.

Protests in Cairo on the following day drew far smaller crowds that were heavily attacked.

In American-sponsored polling over those months, Allawi drew far higher approval ratings than Maliki.

For many other species, the mild winter drew far greater numbers to more northerly latitudes than usual.

The killing of Erin Edwards directly echoed an earlier murder of a military wife that drew far more attention.

Those who felt that the sentences were excessive could point to regular robberies of similar brutality that profited criminals little and drew far shorter jail terms.

So Rushdie won't be drawn far into the electoral drama unfolding in his adopted home.

But Ask Medicare, the section devoted to family caregivers, has been drawing far less interest.

Sportsmanship plus heart-rending willpower has drawn far more attention than the organisers expected.

Outside of the Cotswolds it draws far too much attention to itself.

An Eagles-Ravens Super Bowl would draw far more statewide interest.