Sentence examples for sort of draw from inspiring English sources

"It was an effort to sort of draw them out of the woodwork," Ms. Roll said.

And then they sort of draw conclusions over a much longer time period than I think most pop journalism appreciates.

Benjamin Whitrow, the actor who played Mr Bennet in the 1995 BBC series, refuses to offer an opinion as to whether his own portrayal had that sort of draw.

Again, my first instinct is that they must have been rubbernecking, the sordid allegations having made HRH a rather grim sort of draw, or at the very least not as ferociously dull and pointless as the rest of the apres-ski programme.

We wanted it to sort of draw you in and from the outset and have sounds that were inviting and warm, rather than on previous records, [where] we've kind of been happy to make it sound fun, exciting or cool, but it wouldn't necessarily sound pleasant, I guess.

BBC Somerset's Anthony Gibson: "It was a draw but not the sort of draw we'd been expecting.

"It can't be sort of drawing lines in the sand".

The other sort of drawing that means a lot to me is obsessive, large, detailed.

"Ben is affable and charming and people are sort of drawn to him.

I remember wasting a day travelling somewhere to get the right sort of drawing pins.

The cutesy pastel colours, that sort of drawing that only seems to exist in kids' colouring books or twee birthday cards on Etsy; it's all there.