Sentence examples for freely drew from inspiring English sources
Clement of Alexandria, for example, while insisting on the supremacy of faith, freely drew on Platonism and Stoicism to clarify Christian teaching.
Her readings — often held in churches, one of the few places in the GDR where dissidents could meet freely — drew hundreds, even thousands, both before and after the wall came down.
The group freely drew from the pop songbook as well, breezily covering the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby" as readily as Jackie McLean's "Appointment in Ghana".
Then we got to where we were just playing grooves". The group freely drew from the pop songbook as well, breezily covering the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby" as readily as Jackie McLean's "Appointment in Ghana". By the early '70s the group dropped "Jazz" from its name to become the Crusaders with the addition of electric bassist Robert Popss" Popwell and guitarist Larry Carlton.
Mr. Coleman is part of a generation of American composers whose music freely draws on jazz, funk and rock.
His text freely draws on historic sources as well as his equally fascinating attempts to identify unlabeled 1853 views and to duplicate exactly Carvalho's vantage points.
The next day, the ship moves more freely, drawing clear of the floes, although it is learned that during the night it grazeda large iceberg.
Finally, we introduce a variant of a popular and simple gesture recognition algorithm that recognizes freely drawn shapes as well as a highly accurate but more complex recognizer designed explicitly for free-sketch recognition.
She suggests that Vasari may have made up the remark to distinguish the clean lines and sculptural volumes of Florentine painting from the more freely drawn color-driven canvases of Titian's Venice.
Hugh Acheson is a cook who freely draws on his French training and Ottawa childhood to inform the food he found around his adopted home, Athens, Ga., where his two restaurants — Five and Ten, and the National — have won acclaim.
It would be handy to recognise a large and definite repertoire of lines – just so long as, at the same time, we should recognise that freely drawn lines are something else.
