Sentence examples for seem to draw from inspiring English sources

Yet emotionally compelling stories seem to draw us in.

They seem to draw their life force from the flashbulb.

Wilson didn't seem to draw a single eyeball.

The performers seem to draw on the life pulse, the energy of the city.

Money, at least so far, does not seem to draw him.

The hall's cantilevered floors seem to draw energy from the bustling street level below.

Many others seem to draw their conclusions of PISA by a glance at the league tables.

"They seem to draw sustenance from the regenerative power of nature and gardening," says Dumas.

His personality just doesn't seem to draw that kind of coverage".

Both physics and climbing seem to draw people who are comfortable living on society's fringes.

But the Senate candidates' ads seem to draw the most ire.