Sentence examples for readily drawn from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, like so many other creatures, we are too readily drawn to cheating.

The prepuce can usually be readily drawn back to expose the glans.

Brass is readily drawn into fine wire, rolled into very thin strips, or drawn into tubes and extruded as rods or sections.

Mutualism like this is quite rare in nature, mostly because natural selection (lacking any kind of foresight or sense of fair play) is so readily drawn to those that cheat.

With the big blinking caveats that there are vast variations within — as opposed to between — the sexes and that nature is heavily influenced by nurture, research on sex and play indicates that little boys are more readily drawn to competitive, rough-and-tumble activities, while little girls (again, big blinking caveat, see above) strive for group harmony over individual dominance.

Some volumes include pyroclastic flow deposits where isopach maps are not necessarily readily drawn.

And he can readily draw on his personal contacts to attract other actors to work at his theater.

He could, he said, readily draw on his own experiences, identifying in particular with those who have what he called " ups and downs", for example Sam Robson, who found it hard to live up to the expectation garnered by his prolific Lions and county performances; or Joe Root, who even at his young age has gone through a trough but appears now to have climbed from it.

Of course, fellow artists readily draw on him for paintings, operas and ballets.

This has been an abysmal year for IPOs as companies readily draw capital from the private market.

The matter is discussed in some detail in pp. 443-446 of van Atten and Kennedy 2003. 1. Gödel readily drew philosophical conclusions from the First Incompleteness Theorem.