Sentence examples for drew official from inspiring English sources

But the movement soon drew official hostility.

The composer had already established himself as something of a maverick; his 1968 work "Credo," in which a prayerful choral arrangement of Bach's Prelude in C Major sounds defiantly in the middle of musical chaos, drew official censure.

The exposure of the affair generated rumours of other scandals, and drew official attention to the activities of Ward, who was charged with a series of immorality offences.

Even if he felt up for it, in the wake of the 2014 cyberattack on Sony over "The Interview," Baron Cohen thinks Hollywood's appetite for edgy satires like "Borat," which drew official condemnation from Kazakhstan, and "The Dictator," which was censored or banned in several countries, has greatly diminished.

As a sign of its importance, it drew officials from the Orange, Fiesta and Sugar Bowls.

The meetings drew officials from the city, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers — all of whom were given an earful — and bit by bit, things improved.

One figure that drew officials' attention was the number of households, 506,000, in which children faced "very low food security": up from 323,000 the previous year.

This week the "spring meetings" of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank drew officials from every corner of the world.

Other private prisons across the country have drawn official criticism.

After more than a decade of chronicling contemporary China, he is increasingly focussed on correcting distortions of Chinese history, even if that is guaranteed to draw official scrutiny.

Other bosses at Anglo American have drawn official ire for publicly raising concern over various government policies.Mr Zim needs to manage ties with the government carefully.