Sentence examples for matters to draw from inspiring English sources

We go over all of that not to bore each other, but to find what matters to draw a comparison.

Biographical inquiry is, and when there is substantial matter to draw upon, she is eloquent.

Democrats have used the matter to draw a contrast with their front-runner, Senator John Kerry, who was decorated for bravery in Vietnam.

I tried to wise her to the facts: no Resnick had ever been able to play a musical instrument, or, for that matter, to draw, sing, or produce anything of beauty.

The best way to talk about heavenly matters without repelling people is to hint at the matter slowly to draw your audience (whoever you are talking to) in.

The gravitational pull of dark matter tries to draw galaxies together.

Dr Heymans conceded that we still need to find out the nature of the dark matter particle, as well as discover more about the even more mysterious dark energy, which serves to drive the Universe's expansion even as dark matter works to draw things together.

Mr Lott's record does not give him a reserve of good faith on racial matters from which to draw.

But this is only a matter of where to draw the line.

This is a matter of where to draw the line.The even tougher counter-argument is that the whole process is dangerously— some say catastrophically open to abuse.

Only some superior "individual experience", the tiresome argument goes, can provide the writer with authentic organic matter from which to draw words and images.