Sentence examples for drew on aspects from inspiring English sources
Both writers said they drew on aspects of their own mothers for the characters of Nic and Jules.
She became a Unicef special representative, and launched Jemima Khan Designs, a charity fashion label which drew on aspects of traditional Pakistani dress.
Directed by Walsh (who had since worked with Bogart on "The Roaring Twenties" and "They Drive by Night") and co-written by John Huston, the film drew on aspects of Bogart's talent that no movie had before; suddenly his performance has an interiority — a sense of secret thoughts, hidden motivations, buried feelings — unknown to the stock figures he had played so often before.
However, while Hobhouse, Rawls and Dworkin defend abstract and universal rights, liberals such as Mill are more historically-sensitive through Coleridge, historically-sensitive throughtive thought.
He drew on aspects of them for his fictional cathedral city of Polchester in Glebeshire, the setting of many of his later books.
Theory enters a research study at different points [ 45] and in our study we adopted a critical theoretical lens that drew on aspects of discourse analysis and linked people's experiences back to the social organization of their care.
No Man's Land is not "about" the summer game but it draws on aspects of cricket.
While Scholem left behind his youthful political idealism, he continued to draw on aspects of anarchist thought in his meditations on the Kabbalah.
(Norris, drawing on aspects of Bruce Willis and Michael Chiklis characters, is by far the most fun actor to watch and listen to in the show).
(Chinen) Mary Halvorson (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Halvorson, a bright and constitutionally restless guitarist, has recently been working fruitfully with a quintet, drawing on aspects of postbop tradition.
We have other writers, like Peter Dickinson, who write for both and draw on aspects of the same sensibility to enrich both; but Pratchett essentially works in the same mode when he's doing both.
