Sentence examples for rather drawn out from inspiring English sources
The conquest of Canaan according to tradition, a united national undertaking led by Moses' successor, Joshua was a rather drawn out and complicated matter.
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.
He didn't back down from his attacks on her vote on Iraq at Saturday night's debate, but rather drew out its meaning, using it as a lens for the differing ways he and she see foreign policy.
In terms of championship spectacles, the Super Bowl is unique in that it gets even the most sports-averse out to party, which I suppose is largely a factor of the fact that the whole enchilada is decided in one weekend day, rather than drawn out over seven games.
The new film, compared with Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty" (2012), is gruelling to watch, drawn out rather than tightly wound, and no uncertainty hangs over the crime at its heart; we know who the bad guys are.
The proximal margin is laterally excavated on the anterior side, but rather straight posteriorly and drawn out medially.
The tax-cut fight could divide his own party rather than draw out his differences with Democrats.
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.
Bennett shows what teaching at its best is: a process of drawing out rather than putting in.
Insofar as video games allow for less down time, I wonder whether they will yield individuals who expect continual stimulation from their environment rather than those who can draw out inventiveness from within themselves.
