Sentence examples for upon which to draw from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the entire premiere suggested that Ms. Dean had infinite choreographic resources upon which to draw.

The board has a large reservoir of authority upon which to draw.

Moreover, there has long been plenty of experience abroad upon which to draw.

Sacks had nearly 1,000 journals and more letters and clinical notes upon which to draw for his autobiography.

Most of the youths I treated lacked both trust and empathy, had limited problem-solving skills and lacked internal resources upon which to draw at times of crisis.

In the current literature on this topic, there is discussion of the lack of rigorous evaluations upon which to draw generalizable conclusions about what public participation methods work best and for what kinds of outcomes.

Since "Madrid" is the only multilateral American-led template from which to draw upon, President Trump and his team can derive many lessons – good and bad – from Madrid's promises and its failures.

The trials in our review provide a small yet critical base from which to draw upon, refine and develop larger studies.

There will be no great hype, no historic symbolism from which to draw upon.

Fortunately, I had many madeleine cookies in which to draw upon.

It's nice to have a good assortment of miscellaneous stuff in my brain from which to draw upon.