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He is certainly drawn to them: "Moloch" (1999) is about Hitler and Goebbels, "Telets" (2001) is about Lenin, and "The Sun" (2005) is about Emperor Hirohito.

If not quite stereotypical, these Leigh 'types' are certainly drawn in the broad est of brush strokes.

And while it's certainly drawn well, and it references a classic story from The Joker's history, the fact is, it's not what many of Batgirl readers of any gender want to see for one of DC's few female heroes currently with her own title".

Indeed, while some of Leibowitz's ideas are certainly drawn from (and relevant to) the philosophy of religion more generally, his writings are very specifically directed to giving a philosophical exposition of Judaism, and in particular of the mitzvoth that are at its heart.

I'm certainly drawn to it, and I can't wait to sit through a ballet.

One man winked at his friend and muttered: "These ladies are certainly drawing in the crowds".

Photograph: /Bibi Van der Zee It's certainly drawing in the crowds: Borough Market visitors sample some cake.

New York pub quizzes tend to be concentrated on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays — slow nights in the bar business — and a recent sampling of five found that they were certainly drawing customers.

The Pirate Bay saga is certainly a long, drawn out affair.

Veteran actor Dudley Sutton performing his own songs and poems is certainly a draw, but the auction of artwork from the likes of Grayson Perry and Jeremy Deller, whose inflatable Stonehenge has been all over the UK this year, will be what many crowd the room for.

The competitive contest is certainly a draw — it pits the first African-American to hold the nomination of a major party against a war hero who is the first Republican to share the ticket with a woman, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska.