Sentence examples for while it draws from inspiring English sources

"But after a while it draws you into an entirely different world.

Says Lushington: "The story had a pervasive humour that lowers our defences while it draws us in.

While it draws scant attention from the Western media, the Sahel-North Africa region is actually more important than Afghanistan to the vital interests of Western powers.

While it draws the occasional music enthusiast who wants to stand in the place behind some of the 80s' biggest hits, AIR studio is slowly slipping away.

It is implicit in a memoir that shuns complaisance -- even while it draws evocative sketches of Capri and of the other "monsters," literary or otherwise who stayed there.

While it draws on the author's earlier career as a dancer, it too darkens from an absorbing mystery into a touching reckoning with mental fragility and loss.

While it drew national attention, it went relatively unnoticed in the high school gym where Trump was speaking.

While it drew loud protests from Palestinians, Mr. Carafano said, the world did not come to an end.

That album, recorded in 1965 and released in 1966, signaled Coltrane's commitment to free jazz and, while it drew as much criticism as praise, helped give legitimacy to what had been largely an underground phenomenon.

The pitch that hit McGwire clearly was not intentional, though, and while it drew boos from the fans, it did not force a retaliation from the St . Louisstarter, Jose Jimenez.

And while it drew criticism from representatives for the tactic, the agency also came under attack by a public advocacy group, which said it had delayed publicizing reports on the workplace dangers of a toxic chemical featured in the film Erin Brockovich.