Sentence examples for may draw that from inspiring English sources

But the tone of the book suggests otherwise; for, although the narrator challenges any conclusion the reader may draw that the book is a version of magical realism, Augustown gives more than a nod to Gabriel García Márquez as a chronicle of a death foretold.

Allowing Americans to listen to Ahmadinejad or other "rogue" leaders without the filter of the media or U.S. government spin, our political leaders are afraid that some Americans may draw conclusions that are incompatible with the tale that the ruling class in this country have told to generation after generation.

The dancers may draw from that solo, or not, but the composer Stephan Moore did use its structure to create a score of time demarcations that he sent to dozens of musicians to realize as they wished.

And, with his longtime sidemen Ben Street on bass and Bill Stewart on drums, he may draw from that material at will — calling tunes on the bandstand and shaping the set as it unfolds.

And so a fence will go up, or a line may be drawn that soon will be set in concrete.

Officials point out, for instance, that prefectural governments may draw up rules that are stricter than the national guidelines only if they have a "rational ground for calculating" their own rules.

This explains why foresight has renounced its scientific claims (as forecasting) and became 'an art that may draw on methods that stem from the traditions of science'(Miles et al. [20], p. 41).

It's not jazz, though it may draw a crowd that knows about jazz.

The other result that may draw attention is the IONP induced genotoxicity in cancer cells that is partially reversed by static magnetic field.

In addition, there is disagreement among the authors about the statistical analyses that were used and it is possible that incorrect conclusions may have been drawn that are not supported by the data presented.

Yet since 9/11 we have begun a war that may draw our soldiers into many battles involving intimate killing.