Sentence examples for widely drawn from inspiring English sources

He chortles when I suggest his pro-Europeanism stems from his widely drawn family roots.

But because their remit is so widely drawn, the troops will be stretched thin.

One objection is that the patent's claims are too widely drawn.

The original bill was too widely drawn and put too much power personally in the hands of the Home Secretary.

The offence of assisted suicide is very widely drawn to cover all manner of different circumstances; only parliament can change it".

But it is a false conclusion (though it was widely drawn before Dr Cann's work) that this mental power actually evolved in Europe.

The performance of the replacements – who have been culled from other leagues and low-level college conferences — during preseason games has been closely scrutinized and has varied widely, drawing concern from some coaches and players.

In doing so, she ranges widely, drawing in everything from quantum mechanics and the theory of infinite possibilities in an infinite number of universes to the teachings of the 13th-century Zen master Dogen Zenji.

I'm speaking in generalizations here, certainly, and I don't want to erase the eclectic, widely drawing work out there.

The report was widely repeated, drawing expressions of condolences on Twitter and Facebook.

Atkinson's use of this data was surely controversial and selective, but his ideas circulated widely and drew strong approval.