Sentence examples for kind of a draw from inspiring English sources

"In fact, it is kind of a draw for tourists.

"There was dope, porn, sex and drugs and organized crime, and John Holmes and all of these types of things that made it kind of a draw back then," said Tom Lange, a retired Los Angeles police detective who investigated the case, and who was later assigned to the O. J. Simpson case.

Right now it's kind of a draw.

It was a kind of curatorship: a drawing-together of new works from pre-existing artefacts, images, histories and legends gleaned from the long grass of global culture.

Since his work is centered around commerce, OKFocus decided to create a fake e-commerce site to "kind of draw a weird line between art and commerce," explains Ripps.

You wouldn't know that Diaz was any kind of a box office draw based on her latest film, The Green Hornet.

They yield an image — coalescing into a kind of drawing, of a geometrically abstracted figure — when viewed from either end.

For him, Andersen's tale is "a kind of parable, drawing a religious and moral equivalency between the suffering of the poor girl and the suffering of Jesus".

It's actually a fairly sedate outfit for the Royal Mile, but any kind of a costume is a drawing point.

"It was a kind of an attempt to draw a distinction between Israel and Israelis and 'their own Jews,' I would say -- Jews in the Diaspora," he said.

In the meantime, a kind of exhausted draw has settled over parts of the field of battle here, with warriors on both sides saying there just are not many minds left to change.