Sentence examples for made drawing from inspiring English sources

He made drawing cartoons look easy, and he was always funny.

In his book Revolution In The Head, first published in 1994, MacDonald carefully anatomised every record the Beatles made, drawing attention to broad themes, particular examples of inspiration and moments of human frailty alike.

Ms. Shemy's deliberately repetitive vocabulary and affectless tone go on a little too long, but her counterpointed duos and trios are skillfully made, drawing the eye to the details of the movement.

Reasonably accurate estimates of glyphosate residues and dietary exposures in areas lacking residue data can be made drawing on insights gained from risk assessments conducted in areas with accurate glyphosate use and residue data.

This concept gives real-time insights into not only what decisions are being made, but how they are being made, drawing connections between data that is used, decision weighting and potential for bias in information.

Judaism guides its adherents in both practice and belief, and has been called not only a religion, but also a "way of life," which has made drawing a clear distinction between Judaism, Jewish culture, and Jewish identity rather difficult.

It was a well-lit room where anything could be made, drawn, painted.

That's what makes drawing different from Instagram.

Today cosmetic science makes drawing it a snap.

The humidity and air pollution will make drawing a breath bruising.

When placed in water, the drug turns into a thick gel that makes drawing it into a syringe difficult.