Sentence examples for sense of drawing from inspiring English sources

English music, in the first decades of the 20th century, is saturated with the sense of drawing on the past in order to prepare for a new, improved future.

Among the questions raised is what digital modeling and production does to the "soul" of works of art but further distancing them from the physical touch of the sculptor and sense of "drawing" underlying the form.

Mr President, if you are going to refer this matter to the Rules of Procedure, could you also ask them to consider the sense of drawing up a resolution weeks before we have the debate with the Commissioner and then voting on it after the Commissioner has made a response which more than overtakes the whole purpose of the resolution.

One leaves the Morgan with a sense of drawing's vastness, both as energetically charted and as tantalizingly intimated by the works in this rewarding show.

From the outset, Davis shaped the music with a sense of momentum, drawing a ­mellow, soft-edged sound from the strings and some exceptional playing from the wind.

Thus, math may play a more integral role in these individuals' sense of identity, drawing them toward STEM occupations," according to a press release from the Association for Psychological Science, which publishes the journal.

"She disrupts the containment of a frame and creates a sense of force that draws the viewer inside the work".

In Japanese the band's name means "I do not trace," in the sense of a student of drawing or music tracing a master's lines.

An adult man, he strips his brain down to the infantile basics, seeking to make sense of the concept of drawing.

But where Mr. Branca cultivates density, dissonance, mysticism and intricate canons, Mr. Chatham projects a clear sense of line and harmony, drawing ecstasy not from big acoustic effects but from an upbeat, joyous sense of melody and jaunty rhythms.

And their aura became, in a sense, even more magical: instead of drawing pilgrims from afar, the pop masterpiece is broadcast outward, to a captive world congregation.