Sentence examples for this work draws on from inspiring English sources

Leach is quoted as saying: "This work draws on 17th [century] Dutch landscape paintings and the tradition of baroque landscape painting, especially the way they created very idealised constructed landscapes.

Much of this work draws on skills that I have acquired since moving into publishing and it's hard to draw a direct relationship to my scientific training.

Emblematic of Perucchetti's cheeky commentary on the modern Western World, this work draws on some of the most iconic images in western art history to express his support of contemporary cultural and political issues -- for example marriage equality.

This work draws on the contrast between the U.S. blood supply system (mostly dependent on paid donors) and that in the U.K. (based entirely on unpaid donors), comparing the characteristics of blood donors, national statistics for blood supply and demand, and surveys of donors' motivations.

Initially this work drew on British sources, but his recent American sojourn, during which he traveled across the country, provided him with a wealth of new material.

This work drew on a systematic review of housing improvement and health as well as summarising the epidemiological links between housing and health.

This work drew on the Partners in Arthritis project [ 3] that demonstrated that arthritis patients are at least equal to Consultant Rheumatologists in the teaching of examination techniques for arthritis.

Moving from Elizabethan England to Hitler's Germany to Reagan-era South Dakota, the work draws on the devotional tradition in which villages staged the story of Jesus' death and resurrection.

His influences seem decidedly Germanic: much of this 1906 work draws on Wagner's rich harmonic world, and with the help of the church's resonance it had an almost symphonic heft.

This body of work draws on the theory that interpersonal relations are important for knowledge exchange, through employing knowledge brokers or similar.

This is ironic, because Covey's work draws on insights with weight from Aristotle to Einstein and from Maya Angelou to Mandela.