Sentence examples for view drawing from inspiring English sources

"So from my point of view, drawing from a pencil you have a much deeper thought pattern to what you're drawing".

Both of these thinkers attempted to reveal the underlying unity in the great religions a unity described from a point of view drawing on the thought of Śaṅkara.

Also, I can imagine writing a book on the pitfalls of recounting life from the first person's point of view, drawing on what a psychologist knows about how self-serving and distorted our memories are.

Daily Mail cartoonist Mac has a similar view, drawing the prince using a dummy hand to make the gesture, before dumping it in a bin immediately afterwards.

(For criticisms of Fregean views about the contents of both beliefs and experiences, see Thau 2002, ch. 2. For defense of the Fregean view drawing on epistemological considerations, see Silins 2011).

The President, in Cooperman's view, draws political support from those who are dependent on government.

That view drew scorn from Charles A. Ross, Mr. Dorozhko's lawyer, at the appellate hearing Wednesday.

Descartes's world view draws on Aristotelian metaphysics and scholastic theology in conceiving individual entities as distinct substances.

A view drawn by JT Smith in 1812 shows the wall of Bedlam seen from the street.

Mr. Obama's view draws strength from voters' antipathy toward a Wall Street culture that prospered while Main Street struggled -- and then received a taxpayer bailout.

The architectural rendering is "Plan for a City of Three Million Inhabitants," an enormous aerial view drawn up by Jeanneret in 1922.