Sentence examples for though drawing from inspiring English sources

That movie, though drawing better reviews and landing Colin Firth an Oscar nomination, was similarly on the receiving end of criticism for its self-consciousness.

Even though drawing cartoons this way took a long time, the dots did have their advantages.

Eventually, though, drawing up a credible deficit plan with neither Ryan-like cuts nor higher taxes will be impossible.

Few people, he argued, were put off by the disparity, though drawing attention to it on the eve of the final round of Oscar voting raised hackles.

Now he recited the first verse of a poem by Paul Éluard, as though drawing it out of the very back of his memory.

Similarly, the church has moved from neutrality to something like acceptance of evolutionary theory, though drawing a thick bottom line that God is the ultimate creator.

The jackhammers, though, drew complaint.

The Iraqis, though, drew up the arrest lists and conducted the parleys.

The Yankees, though, drew far larger crowds, selling 3,542,406 tickets, the second most in the majors after the Phillies.

Wolves, though, drew level through Michael Kightly and went on to get maximum points with a goal from Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.

The family members, though drawn in the same marshmallow-limbed graphic style as the signage humanoids, are given enough flair to be expressive and entertaining.