Sentence examples for rather drawn from inspiring English sources

Mr Desplat, in fact, is rather drawn to muteness.

The conquest of Canaan according to tradition, a united national undertaking led by Moses' successor, Joshua was a rather drawn out and complicated matter.

Now, when I look outside my dining room window, I don't see light coming from the casement windows but rather drawn curtains.

It's a bold decision, but it feels forced in parts.Lucy's death scene, in which she is bitten by Dracula then stabbed through the heart by friends keen to save her from becoming a vampire, is rather drawn out.

To judge from what people are saying, they feel rather drawn toward the President-elect while waiting anxiously to find out what Europe will hear from the White House in the dangerous uncertainties of the new year.

The underlying motif is that aesthetic consciousness is far from self-contained but is rather drawn into the play of something much larger than what is evident to subjective consciousness.

However, the perception is he'd rather draw a penalty.

(I do not currently take a salary or wage, but rather draw income on a monthly basis based on that month's revenue).

He is known by some for his partying, but Mr. Leder says he would rather draw attention for working hard to make deals that turn around struggling companies.

These studies, we might add, did not set out to study extreme hypochondriacs, clean freaks or slobs, but rather drew on samples of ordinary college students.

They fear that offshore oil drilling will drive away the whales, and would rather draw hefty royalties from opening up the coastal plain.