Sentence examples for is drawn from one from inspiring English sources

And this is drawn from one of your favorite writers, right?

The problem with "Romeo and Bernadette" is that everything in it is drawn from one well-worn gimmick or another.

Yet, according to Mr. Prendergast, one of Mr. Raksin's great achievements in "Laura" is that although the entire score is drawn from one melody, that melody is never heard in its entirety, making, according to Mr. Raksin, a connection between "the ephemeral girl and the interrupted melody".

If a sample θ k +1 is drawn from one of the preceding samples, the occurrence rate is updated, n j → n j + 1.

During this procedure, blood is drawn from one arm and passes through a machine that collects the stem cells.

Ms. Bradley has begun exploring this world for her next documentary, "Thin for Comedy, Thick for Murder," whose title is drawn from one of Mr. Adler's typographical maxims.

As such, although the sample size permits more comprehensive analyses, the comparisons in these data are drawn from one time point and based on retrospective data (current versus past NSSI history).

As the samples were drawn from one clinic, several factors may have impact on the results as to limit its generalizability.

They were modeled as being drawn from one of a number of underlying curves and assigned to a specific cluster on strictly probabilistic grounds.

There's nothing universal, though, that can be drawn from one person's experience of marijuana as pain relief.

Yet both Nietzsche and Lear would admit that this very picture of endless expansion is itself being drawn from one particular perspective, embodies one particular fantasy and can make no claim to represent the one true goal of human life.