Sentence examples for to draw not from inspiring English sources

Here Mr. Manze seemed to draw not just on the spirit of historical practice but also on its specific techniques.

Sylvia Beach had operated a similar dual-purpose establishment, one of the advantages of which was to draw not only customers but a community of like-minded folk.

"He had a deft caricature style, and he was able to draw not just very expressive people but expressive creatures like fairies, gnomes and gods".

And maybe this is the worry with a Bowie biopic: that such a film would have to draw not only upon the specifics of a musician's life, but also upon the specifics of his back catalogue.

The result was an approach that seemed to draw not just on a completely new set of skills but on a different mentality, one finally set free from the game as it had been known in its previous incarnations.

It was clear that "Kane" had visual links to James Wong Howe's cinematography in "Transatlantic" (Howe, coincidentally, had also shot "The Power and the Glory"), but I had always been puzzled by the fact that "Kane" seemed to draw not only on the Expressionist theatrical style of Welles' stage productions but on the German Expressionist and Gothic movies of the silent period.

She had strengths that she was able to draw on, not immediately visible to the driver.

People are not born to draw or not draw.

Steinitz won the match, 10 to 5, with draws not counting.

I had a bunch of IV's to start, a couple of blood tests to draw -- not to mention a ward already full of sick children.

He knew practically everything about how to draw, just not why.