Sentence examples for truly drawn from inspiring English sources

It takes people truly drawn by the magnetic pull of Kiper's hair products to be wrapped up in a debate on whether Eric Fisher (who?) or Luke Joeckel (huh?) will be the top pick.

What truly drew me in was the food.

And yet for all the sometimes grotesque imagery, and Mr. Cumming's visceral performance, on an emotional level this "Macbeth" never truly draws blood.

What truly drew American ire, however, was Qaddafi's leadership role in the devastating 1973 Arab oil embargo and his calls for the annihilation of the state of Israel.

The only thing they can truly draw from last year's experience is the confidence that no matter how bad things seem, the Vikings can be beaten at home despite the noise, despite the hype.

It could also be that, as many have predicted, the age of the smartphone is truly drawing to an end.

Businesses need to understand where their content is in the purchase funnel, and how they can leverage their position to truly draw people in.

This one tells me that were I to truly draw upon my deepest resources of love then I am responsible and accountable for my life.

This sounds like market hokum, but it isn't: all the textures are there, all the invisible boxes; it's just the Xbox One X has the power to truly draw all of them, spin more rendering plates at once.

If there's no data for the AI to look into they you can't really draw any insights from anything but the power of the AI is that we can look into very detailed information within films and use rigorous analysis to see the factors that truly draw in an audience.

Do free or very low cost services provided by short-term volunteers truly draw patients away from private practitioners or state services?