Sentence examples for which it is drawn from inspiring English sources

An assessment is only as good as the assumptions and information from which it is drawn.

Its image is emphatically non-linear, sprawling to the edges of the paper on which it is drawn.

But in the 1944 novel by Colette, from which it is drawn, it's made very clear that Gigi is being groomed as a courtesan.

As the example on page 7, supra, demonstrates, the result of a word search is different in purpose, character, expression, meaning, and message from the page (and the book) from which it is drawn.

Let us not reject a conclusion before we know all the facts from which it is drawn, merely because we think we have reason to deem it an impossible one.

The assessment of threats, the effort by government analysts to forecast the behavior of unseen enemies, even unknown ones, is at best an imprecise art that depends largely on the quality of the intelligence from which it is drawn.

Carolyn Maloney, the Democratic congresswoman who represents the East Side of Manhattan, asked Yellen what it would take for the Fed to reconsider the pace at which it is drawing down its bond purchases.

The text was judged not only on content but also on the style in which it was drawn and, perhaps most important, on its location.

No new plan, however, proceeded any further than the paper on which it was drawn.

Excess financial aid is restored proportionately to the funds from which it was drawn before a refund is given.

Today we reaffirm the rule of Sandstrom and the wellspring due process principle from which it was drawn.