Sentence examples for not especially drawn from inspiring English sources

(Word to the wise: independents are not especially drawn to major league capitalists unless they are independent, anti-establishment, and pro-reform. Romney was none of these).

Not especially drawn to early bebop, they initially emphasized the sort of traditional material they'd assembled during their stint with RCA, licensing music for reissue from the departed 1920s label, Paramount.

But, interestingly, in Monday's oral arguments, the tone of the questioning suggested that they weren't especially drawn to this aspect of the case.

It is not surprising that Schumann was especially drawn to the metaphysical themes and poetry of Part 2. Schumann dispatches Part 1 of Goethe's play in just three scenes.

The roller coaster ride of rock stardom has been fertile ground, and Mr. McCarthy seems especially drawn to stories that don't end well.

He was especially drawn to the subject of islands and their vulnerabilities, not only to natural disasters but also to sociological and economic forces.

But O'Connell does not especially believe she drew an unfair advantage from sitting well behind the leaders.

We will illustrate this with practical examples and especially draw attention to the practical complexities involved, confronting us not only with fundamental questions, but also with fundamental challenges.

We will especially draw attention to the practical complexities involved, confronting us not only with fundamental questions, but also with fundamental challenges.

Especially drawing people.

"Portraits are tough, especially drawing portraits of famous, recognizable people!