Sentence examples for drew support to from inspiring English sources

Shaken by the contempt from her own side for asking an absurd and irrelevant question, she drew support to keep going from the women's movement outside parliament.

Protectionist arguments that first drew support to Trump and Sanders, particularly in hard-pressed manufacturing states, have also encouraged Clinton to shift her policy on the free trade agreements championed by Barack Obama.

I will continue to do whatever I can to draw support to the cause of returning Russia to the path of democracy.

These discussions are essential to draw support to protecting the rights of girls to choose and shape their own futures and not be forced into marriage against their wills.

"The uphill battle just got a whole lot harder," he said in a tweet that drew support from close to 3,000 Twitter users.

He also drew support from his marriage to the daughter of Sufi Mohammed, a powerful religious leader in Swat until 2001 who later disowned his son-in-law.

The implication is that Khan, who has ethnic-Pashtun heritage, could use his status as a cricket star and the history of his family's ties to Pashto-speaking tribes from which the Taliban draw support to gain a decisive negotiating advantage.

Although Vox may draw support – not to mention candidates – from Franco nostalgists, it is very much a party of the new populist extreme right.

Caregivers must navigate a confusing bureaucracy, even when it comes to drawing support from a system designed to protect abused and neglected children.

Without an asexual community to draw support from, adolescent Jay had to discover his asexuality on his own terms.

First off, Joe Dator: The difference for me is that, in a good cartoon, the caption and the drawing support each other to make the joke work, whereas tweets are one-liners that stand on their own as complete jokes.