Sentence examples for would only draw from inspiring English sources

If it is struck down, he said, that would only draw attention to the state law's shortcomings.

They realize that they would only draw opposition from lobbyists representing whatever industry it is that would be targeted to make up the money.

Some of Mrs. Clinton's associates had worried that such a quick and heated reaction would only draw additional attention to the story.

Those sweeping leg kicks and diving takedowns that earn points -- or cheers at a pro wrestling smackdown -- would only draw penalties.

The lawyers, Sabrina Shroff and Steven M. Statsinger, said the prosecution of Mr. Heicklen would only draw attention to the nullification issue and would "surely convert more to the cause than poor Mr. Heicklen ever could on his own".

Foreshadowing the Cuban Missile Crisis, he presciently warned that foreign bases on Cuban soil would only draw Cuba "into conflict not of our own making and in which we have no stake".

Marvin Siegel, the Book Review's deputy editor, would say only, "Draw your own conclusions".

A gentleman would usually only draw blood and, in so doing, prove a point of honour.

With its white paper in June and electoral arrangements in August, it made clear that it would not only draw up a narrower political board game in Hong Kong but control the pieces too.

Obama's flyover of West Virginia would not only draw attention to the 11th hour ruling by the EPA last month, which effectively removed any barrier to dumping the mining waste into waterways.

Sources say Google Ventures was planning to hire its team to start working in September this year, but would only formally draw attention to its presence in January next year when it had investments ready to announce.