Sentence examples for nothing to draw from inspiring English sources
Their efforts will do nothing to draw independents (of all sorts) to the vice-president's side.
There was no campaign regalia, no boldly colored backdrop, nothing to draw or hold the eye.
Cut off from the C.I.A. and from himself, Bourne has nothing to draw on but tradecraft and instinct.
The three of them were an island of quiet dignity, doing nothing to draw attention to themselves or their sorrow.
Scotland, though, had nothing to draw on except years of failure and hunger gets you only so far.
"Our city is not growing because there's nothing to draw people here," Ms. Foote said in a telephone interview.
"He will see to it that there is almost nothing left to draw upon.
But when she has to use Shaw's words to express Eliza's pain or desire she goes flat; it's as though she had nothing internal to draw on to match Shaw's witty, sharp, and decidedly unpsychological language.
Nothing seems to draw the ire of investors more than "lazy" blue chips.
García Bernal makes Bahari a decent, smart, but basically ordinary guy with nothing special to draw on to save himself.
Kasun said, nothing seemed to draw irate responses online like failed hardware campaigns in the world of crowdfunding.
