Sentence examples for feel drawing from inspiring English sources

What the jury of eight blacks, two non-Jewish whites and two Guyanese-Americans decides after they get the case today may depend on how comfortable they feel drawing inferences from the circumstantial evidence before them.

Each of the 19 three-and-a-half-minute cartoons has a very different look and feel – drawing on inspiration from former Disney visual highlights, such as artist Mary Blair's Alice in Wonderland, or Ken Anderson's One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

"But then you feel drawn into this other stuff".

I always feel drawn back to these wines.

We also feel drawn to randomness and idiosyncrasy, especially when it's intentional.

As interest in ancient American civilizations increases, some travelers feel drawn toward places where they flourished.

"I don't feel drawn to lightness, I need something more," she says.

The more you think about the record's anonymity, the more you feel drawn to it.

Though I'm here to work, I still feel drawn to do the odd touristy thing.

Sitting opposite him, you feel drawn into a hermetic bubble, the rest of the room falling away.

If what you most admire and feel drawn to is conspicuously flawed, it's easy to love them well.