Sentence examples for is drawn of from inspiring English sources

The ethnic appellations have been dropped, but the same portrait is drawn of the "lower tribe".

You should be more offended for the victims of 7/7, [who died] in the name of religion, than by a cartoon that is drawn of Muhammad".

Thereby the conclusion is drawn of the potential prospect of open debate around the economy and development, not least outside economics itself.

The ellipse is drawn of the portion of the fingerprint to facilitate observation Fig. 15 Comparison of fake minutia point of the proposed method with correlation-based and EBSM methods.

Avoiding any dose of preaching, the story is drawn of a woman pushing her way into a male-dominated world and struggling while time catches up to free her stifled voice.

That's understandable; it's drawn of a father by an admiring son, after all.

With Frankel staying at a mile, after all, a fresh map must be drawn of the Investec Derby landscape.

In this second method, samples are drawn of the carrier phase rather than of the data symbols.

Thus, Table 5 confirms the conclusions which have been drawn of the intact six-storey SCS R/C building.

From experiences of the past, lessons can be drawn of the sort of practices, processes and institutions required for pastoralism policies and/or planned pastoralists' adaptations.

Then a sketch map was drawn of each selected cluster (total, 30), showing the dwellings present.