Sentence examples for he draws this from inspiring English sources

"There is no question in my mind that he draws this from his upbringing".

Talking of Mr. Scully, Mr. McCullough said: "He cares intensely and he draws this intensity from the material.

When the latter reminisces about the happy days when "wee Iona was glad with gulls, / Unshat-upon by Ulster's trulls", he draws this retort: That clears the air, said Colum-Cille.

He draws this conclusion from his firm's experience in liberalising markets around the world: "If you deregulate in a tight market, the market will respond with new supply but you must move fast on the generation backlog .Perhaps the most profound muddle in the design of California's new regime is over the role of regulators.

He draws this analogy in his discussion of the mean, when he says that every craft tries to produce a work from which nothing should be taken away and to which nothing further should be added (1106b5 14).

He drew this week's cover, "Crossroads".

From what or from where does he draw this conclusion?

More than the masks, monsters and skeletons he drew, this indefinite quality is what makes Ensor's work haunting.

"His drawings are usually accompanied by humorous text" — in this case, "I hate being indoors" — "and I'm not really sure, but I would like to guess that he drew this during the winter.

He drew this flayed and opened animal with the same compelling mixture of curiosity and compassion that puts Leonardo da Vinci's human anatomical drawings among the world's greatest works of art.

When John McCain was running for president he drew this parallel between banking and health insurance (Washington Post 9/21/08).