Sentence examples for has drawn upon from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Rowlands has drawn upon a real-life case from the 1980s).
Padraig Harrington has drawn upon a bleak period in Northern Ireland's history to play down concerns over the staging of the Turkish Airlines Open this week.
The Guardian has drawn upon a list of 35 jurisdictions identified for their secrecy and low tax compiled for the US Congress in 2009.
With surprisingly little variety in the clothes themselves, Mr. Bowles has drawn upon news photos and other materials that set the clothes in historical context.
The third is deep-seated religious prejudice, which the government has drawn upon to lay siege to Iran's religious minorities – again, most notably, the Baha'is.
The author, who was born in New York, later lived in Trinidad and now lives in Scotland, has drawn upon part of his own family history to tell this story and has also woven research into his narrative.
Meanwhile, other Chicago writers have drawn upon the gritty personality of the Windy City as a backdrop.
"On review of the article, it appears that several of the claims may have drawn upon classified information.
Recent paintings have drawn upon gay porn and medical textbooks, although Mortimer stresses that "the porn stuff was non-sexualised.
Some artists and writers have drawn upon Ovid's description of Orpheus as the pioneer of "pederasty".
"However, there have been a lot of studies done, and we've drawn upon the experiences we've been able to read about.
