Sentence examples for mind drawing from inspiring English sources
I don't mind drawing the explicit sexual stuff.
With those two leaps in mind, drawing inferences about the make-up of the 2015 squad is fraught.
As a prominent supporter of George Bush, Mr Romney certainly doesn't mind drawing a contrast between the Democrats' and Republicans' stance.
Yet it lurked in the back of my mind, drawing me back, and the next time I went away I packed the book in my bag.
The questions, if naïve, were friendly, and Mr. Braxton, a natural performer and a serious dancer, didn't mind drawing all that attention.
Van Vechten felt equally certain that he should not: he didn't mind drawing some extra attention to his novel, and, besides, he had Negro friends who would defend him.
Unconsciously his mind draws into the cell or embryo construction.
The beautiful phrase "raggedy mind" draws us into Hobart's sad-sack vision, his ineffectual anger.
What convoluted civil service mind drew up the list of contents for starters?
My mind drew an elaborate and bizarre link between Mr. Sarkozy's marital troubles and the Winnipesaukee loon population.
