Sentence examples for had drawn himself from inspiring English sources

He had drawn himself into the art.

At the top, he had drawn himself at a drafting table, in a jacket and tie, with a red-brick apartment building.

First, he admired a cartoon he had drawn himself, in the early years of the magazine, showing two art-school geeks looking at an abstract painting, one of them commenting to the other: "Man -- is she stacked".

Except this time, rather than featuring an unidentified Aboriginal boy, Leak has drawn himself hauled up by a cop, who is white this time.

With his high profile stance on the terrorism issue, he well knew the risk that his strong voice might one day be silenced, but he was far too courageous a politician to hesitate in the line of duty he had drawn for himself.

Ligety conceded he had drawn attention to himself with his public, vociferous criticism of the changes.

It seems the prison guard had drawn attention to himself by buying a suspicious assortment of foods.

There was a relative newcomer, Shafique Aarij, a man in his 20s with pocked skin who had drawn attention to himself by combing his hair, nervously, whenever he played on one of the shop's electronic gambling machines.

But as they talked, seated side by side on a rock, she saw that he had drawn back unto himself his life's expectations.

Mervin Wilson, the customs agent who discovered the drugs, agreed with O'Driscoll's assertion that Hendrix had drawn attention to himself at the airport by wearing what O'Driscoll described as "obviously mod clothing".

Some objects reveal ideas at large in the culture, from which Darwin himself had drawn.