Sentence examples for effect of drawing out from inspiring English sources

Conflict isn't bad; it is a common side effect of drawing out each person's unique perspective.

This has the effect of drawing out the fibres thereby thinning the material, which is then twisted into a yarn.

I did not think of drawing out the story further.

Molds and bacteria cannot survive on very sugary foods, she said, because the concentrated sugar, like salt, has the effect of drawing moisture out of cells.

The company's lawyers often view the problem through the prism of a potential courtroom encounter, with little thought to the effects of drawn-out scandals, while its financial executives fret mostly about the next round of numbers the company must report.

For an adorable, almost cat-like effect, draw out from the outer corner of the eye and make a point.

Nonetheless, it has the effect of drawing the floors together.

Or maybe it's because the effect of history is to draw out drama at the expense of vast examples of mundanity, and the "creatives" of today will appear to have lived just as exciting lives as Simone de Beauvoir or Orson Welles.

Adding a pinch of salt draws out moisture.

The interviews drew loosely on a set of core questions designed to draw out the participant's views.

Take a piece of paper and draw out your shape.