Sentence examples for not particularly drawn from inspiring English sources

It sounds as if he's not particularly drawn to acting at all.

I'm not particularly drawn to hostage stories, but this one was fascinating.

I should admit that I'm not particularly drawn to biography as a form, and though biopics have always been a film industry staple, there's an inevitability about the readymade story arc of famous lives.

Unlike household pests such as ants and fruit flies, they are not particularly drawn to food and drink; then again, as equal-opportunity invaders they aren't particularly not drawn to them, either.

Even if you're not particularly drawn by any single new big feature, everyone will find something to love among all the little changes Apple has baked into the 10th and latest iteration of OS X.

Fortunately for those who are not particularly drawn to the dystopian liminal zones of a rapidly urbanizing China, the Jiaotong-Liverpool University professor and writer of all things urban, Austin Williams has already done this for us, documenting his findings in a new book called China's Urban Revolution: Understanding Chinese Eco-Cities.

It's traditional, and yet not particularly drawing attention to itself as such.

singers, Badu isn't particularly drawn to lyrics about romantic love.

He wasn't particularly drawn to the conventional models — preaching boring Sunday sermons and "having tea with nice old ladies".

He wasn't particularly drawn to the conventional models preaching boring Sunday sermons and "having tea with nice old ladies". It was while reflecting upon those dreary options that he discovered the ideological roots of the Anglo-Catholic tradition and the kind of engaged social ministry that it produced.

Clinton doesn't have Obama's gift for uplifting rhetoric, and many young people aren't particularly drawn to her: The same Harvard study found that Bernie Sanders was the only candidate from either party to earn a positive net rating among under-30s.