Sentence examples for photograph drawing from inspiring English sources

If the two don't tally we say that the photograph, drawing, painting, bust or whatever is a poor likeness.

The photograph drew condemnation, including from Australia's prime minister at the time, Kevin Rudd.

The photograph drew comparisons to other historic images such as those showing the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.

His admission that he was one of the figures in the photograph drew immediate calls for his resignation from across the political spectrum.

Many of the lyrics (and the album cover, with its Dorothea Lange photograph) draw parallels, implicit and explicit, between the Reagan era and the Great Depression.

Admirers may photograph, draw, or paint the building (as long as it is "visible from a public place") but cannot build an identical structure or even (it seems) a scale model of it.

Now, does this photograph draw your attention?

A photograph draws its beauty from the truth with which it's marked.

An artist knows that anytime a photograph draws you in by making your eyes travel through the scene, their image will gulp you up like a shark does a minnow.

What we see, paradoxically, is a man who doesn't want to be known, someone who would rather photograph, draw with pastels or play the piano than have to resort to words.

The photographs drew worldwide attention primarily because they documented the killing of nine gorillas those rangers were trying to protect.