Sentence examples for sort of drawing from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

So she turned the front of the restaurant into a sort of drawing room, a pleasant blue space with couches and flowers where diners can repair with drinks (you bring your own wine or beer) before or after dinner.

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

Worse, another New Yorker cartoonist, Gardner Rea, sort of drew like Irvin, and the editors sometimes credited one for the other's work.

The other thing, which is the really difficult thing to admit, was that I was sort of drawn to it, because there was this sort of weird glamour to it.

He was talking to the actor and director Kathy Burke, who has directed the new Horne and Corden sketch show ("She's a very magnetic woman," Horne says, "and I was sort of drawn to her"), when she asked him which theatre part he would most like to play.

So, they sort of drew the initial battle line by saying, "We're going to come down, and we're going to beat NetSuite in that market segment".

They are so confident in their case they aren't willing to spend money on it…which sort of draws its own conclusions.