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Sentence Examples Later, he played balafon, but guitar was a rare instrument and in high demand, so he continued to be drawn to it. I find myself drawn to the moon, completing the smallest of rituals in the dead of night, only to be sleepy and drowsy for the rest of the day. Women were drawn to him, not just because of a taste for the powerful, but because he was a genuine romantic capable of deep affection. So those odd philosophers drawn to a charitable assessment of uninstructed reason find themselves in an awkward position. It is touching that a man who seeks perfection in himself is so drawn to imperfection in others. Parasitic wasps in search of a caterpillar host may be drawn to their prey by the odor of its droppings. Electrons from the n-type half are drawn to the p-type half because of the way that phosphorus and boron bond with silicon. I kept watching as she went past and my eyeline was drawn to her left arm which I had noticed was behind her back. The conversion of the Parliament from an outsider to an insider position has drawn to it an ever wider range of interests. You are drawn to the plight of the bird in the air pump, the sad and frightened girls and the wild eyes of the quack scientist. The accused's attention will no doubt be drawn to any relevant and pertinent questions asked at interview. One's eye is immediately drawn to the relief decoration of alternating acanthus and palm leaves that encircles the body just above the base. What I was instantly drawn to with Dogs was their happy uplifting songs, with often child like lyrics comical content. Naturally my eye was drawn to this word, 5 cm long and 1.5 cm high, in red upper case letters. People are going to be particularly drawn to you, so you're bound to make a whole new posse of pals. He is, of course, also drawn to printed textiles and to the way you can juxtapose apparently dissonant colours to create new harmonies. Zeph was definitely not the wimpy, useless, weak coward that he had originally seemed and she found herself almost inexplicably drawn to him. My eyes were drawn to the exotic colors of beautiful gowns and glittering jewels the Thai ladies wore. When Siegfried saw Odile, he was instantly drawn to her, for the sorcerer was working his magic. The ball sails again and again into the corner, drawn to the nick as if on an invisible thread. Show More Sentences The only problem is that he is constantly drawn to Harlem's Paddy's Bar where he is ceaselessly vamped by the fun-loving Zarita. Grunwald has admired old blues music since he was 10 years old, immediately drawn to the soulfulness of the genre. Now she finds her eye drawn to French faience, a type of glazed earthenware. I felt drawn to sit by the river awhile, the unseasonably south wind cool on my cheek. But Jonathan and Sara sense they are drawn to one another by more than dumb luck or blind chance. We drew a circle with a horizontal line drawn to divide it in half in the top half of our paper. But for some strange reason he is drawn to this clueless, blond bimbo like a moth to a flame. While attention was drawn to the cattlemen, the work of the urban vigilance committees continued unabated. But why would a French girl feel so drawn to German literature in the first place? He even moved closer to the set, like a lemming drawn to the edge of a cliff. The audience seemed drawn to the stripped down sound and raw vocals, and sang along. The eye was immediately drawn to these buildings and significant lengths of the streets were enlivened by their presence. She's drawn to the gorgeous Liverpuddlian whose Byronic aspects spell trouble for everyone involved. We both looked around and noted the amount of attention we had drawn to ourselves. Mostly, he saw Bert's fists moving rhythmically, seeming inexorably drawn to Marlon's cleft chin like magnets drawn to metal. Searching for a point of connection with a switched-on audience, many in the media and politics are drawn to blogs. About ten or fifteen years ago when I was starting on my path, I was drawn to all aspects of the occult. Although I felt drawn to the drama and the mystery of Judaism, other aspects pushed me away. To represent this, we have used multiple lines drawn to paraphyletic groups in the cladogram above. I was immediately drawn to the extreme harshness of his guitar playing and the eerie, murky production. Show More Sentences For anyone drawn to Stoic philosophy, for example, bodily suffering could not finally be of great significance. The students seem drawn to its clarity and concreteness, and there is no shortage of casuistic questions concerning its intricacies. Mankind is drawn to the heavens for the same reason we were once drawn into unknown lands and across the open sea. Despite another excellent outsider film, the director is maintaining, straight-faced, that he's not necessarily drawn to outsider stories. Regardless of what was happening centre stage, I was continually drawn to watch this character and to Mr. Poynder's unfaltering interpretation. Bung Karno was drawn to paintings depicting heroism because he was always engaged in struggle. Each in their own way is drawn to what appears to be a parallel world and the characters inhabiting it are brilliantly sketched. He admits to being drawn to the same few subjects, for example, the bunker-like Masonic lodges that dot our landscape. Another was that he was drawn to simple subject matter as well as painting history. He had seen a near miss and had a bump with a forklift while using a pallet truck, which had led to lines being drawn to segregate pedestrians. Earlier this month, American tourist Emily Harris was cycling around Edinburgh, when she was drawn to a display in a charity shop. The fountain exerts a hypnotic influence on children who are irresistibly drawn to remove their shoes and socks and go paddling in the water. It wasn't that eyes were drawn to me like I was drawn to delightfully fluffy chocolate cheesecake. He notes that wild cats may have been drawn to settlements where grain stores attracted rats and mice. Gila monsters, rattlesnakes and other reptiles will be drawn to water in gardens, especially during the dry summer months. Before entering, however, he was drawn to a nearby building by the sound of loud, raucous voices. Even as a teenager, she had felt drawn to work with African Americans and Native Americans. There was something heroic in her blinkered self-belief, and for all her dislikeable qualities, audiences were irresistibly drawn to her. This language is so personal that the reader cannot be drawn to the reality of the experience. He thinks and learns systematically and is drawn to using logic and reason to prove and understand his faith. Show More Sentences You may find yourself drawn to the wide and windswept gutturals of Russian, for example, or Polish. It seems anything that catches my eye with an iridescent quality, I am uncontrollably drawn to. Both teachers were drawn to non-Western music and helped Sinta rediscover her roots. He has worked as a professional actor and singer in the West End but increasingly he is drawn to directing. He was especially drawn to the movement of taller plants, reeds and grasses. Their attention was drawn to the sounds echoing down the corridor from the hall ahead of them. As these republics struggle to reimagine themselves as sovereign states, they are drawn to their ancient ethnic roots. Thus I find myself drawn to foods marinated in white wine, red wine, sherry, champagne, dessert wine, or whatever is in the cupboard. In most cases, attention was drawn to those with prelaminar optic disc changes, assuming that the retrolaminar changes were causally related. Once they are alone together, Harry is surprised to find himself drawn to Erica for all the right reasons. The research indicates that men are most drawn to your desire to live the good life. His deliberately two-dimensional characters are hilariously drawn to provide some much needed light relief to such an obviously calamitous tale. He has interesting insights on the psychology of people drawn to this kind of procedure. Their attention was drawn to drug addicts injecting heroin in a laneway outside. Amazingly enough, she landed firmly on her feet and ran with weapon drawn to the door. That is the experience, a heady repetition, that is immediately overwhelming, but so captivating that you are drawn to the detail. As a child, I was drawn to them and felt nourished by their ampleness and their warm reds, golds, rich greens, and browns. For the three line locus we are given a point P and three directed lines a, b, and c drawn to meet at given angles, three fixed straight lines. We are by nature incurably drawn to ritual in the realms of both the sacred and the profane. I was drawn to the lemon curd cake, as I'd once nagged my mother to make one, having read about it in a Famous Five book. Show More Sentences Bardem was also drawn to the fact that there is no clear right and wrong in the film. From time to time I'll be drawn to a movie because it features an actor I adore. Members of the English school were drawn to a pluralistic approach to theorizing. Director John Ford was drawn to the story and purchased the film rights, but it would be many years before he could actually make the film. She had long been irresistibly drawn to the popular animal wood carvings she saw in gift shops across the northern Rocky Mountain states. Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog. Sailing enthusiasts are drawn to the Abaco Islands, with its archipelago of tiny cays. Both girls were chanting, causing more attention to be drawn to them as they drove along in the cherry red sports car. Today's collectors are drawn to both period and contemporary fantasy paintings, drawings and prints in this Romantic mode. Though more public attention has been drawn to homeworkers, eight years later, their situations have barely improved. When they finally came onstage, my attention immediately was drawn to their pants. As their blooms begin to fade, attention is drawn to the daisy-like flowers of my rudbeckia, which then becomes the predominant focal point. Roth says he was immediately drawn to the novel, which had a history of contention all its own. Lots were drawn to see who would have to be thrown out to the mermaid and the lot fell on Lawrence. At Rugby the attention of the station officials was drawn to the fact that the door of one of the first-class carriages was open. Perhaps then, attention should be drawn to the aspects that the team does have. His office audits accounts of all public sector bodies and where attention needs to be drawn to outstanding issues a statement is issued. His voice tails off, his attention clearly drawn to the television blaring out the lunchtime news in the background. Attention was first drawn to the flat when workers in the bakery below reported a brownish-coloured fluid staining their walls on Tuesday. In other words, their attention has been drawn to a stimulus, without any knowledge or appreciation of the significance of the stimulus. Show More Sentences I have found myself drawn to a sampler CD exposing the catalogue of another small company collecting unknown gems. They're being drawn to careers of service, as police or firemen, emergency health workers, teachers, counsellors, or in the military. But if you know your daredevil friend is a magnet for trouble and you're still drawn to her, it's time to put yourself in check. With personal magnetism, only healthy, confident and successful people with be drawn to you and engage themselves in your life. During argument, my attention has been drawn to certain decisions on the duty to give reasons in a planning context. Shara saw Deidre try to avert her eyes, but was drawn to the now complete tattoo. Later I read about other religions and found that Taoism most closely reflected my own beliefs, but I wasn't drawn to it. The hugely impressive peace garden involved the digging out of a large map of Ireland from a grid drawn to scale. I'm more drawn to work with actors who are strong in their technical craft. As the tiny sailor joined the rest of its crew, our eyes were drawn to a small raft of scaup. In this modern day we seem drawn to marriages of convenience, whether it be for a passport or money. There is no decided case drawn to my attention where these obiter observations have in fact been applied to defeat a claim. He then began to move more decisively toward theatre, drawn to directing by the opportunity to interpret other people's words. As her eyes scanned the chemistry lecture theatre her attention was drawn to the strapping, sporty-looking student at the other side of the room. Overall, it has an intangible quality that I have difficulty explaining but nonetheless am drawn to. Perhaps there'll even be a couple of sleeve fetishists unconsciously drawn to the lovely gatefold packaging. He began studying furniture making, but was very quickly drawn to sculpture. I am strangely drawn to a scungy flophouse which, as the night advances, turns out be a brothel. Phillips's syntax does the same thing, deferring predication so that we will be drawn to the end of the poem. The younger girl is drawn to Anita's rebellious streak and they soon become thick as thieves. Show More Sentences After I felt that my mission had drawn to a close, I was assigned to teach physical education to Taiwanese secondary school students. Wary of ideas, thirsty for direct experience of God, people are drawn to the movement's certainty, its irrepressible spirit, its joy. Heavy curtains can be drawn to dampen acoustics for amplified music, speech, and movies. In a gallery I'm most likely drawn to any number of pieces of work from installations, multimedia and the classics. The artist was drawn to Ludwig's life after seeing a biography on the eccentric king's behaviour. It sneaks into view from the narrow streets, and one is drawn to it like a Magnet for the Spirit. She was drawn to the script principally because of Trocchi, considered by some to be Britain's only true writer of the beat generation. He said it as quietly as he could, but anyone in earshot was already drawn to eavesdrop by the woman's outburst. I was drawn to throwing as a means of expressing the sensuality of the material. Since attention has been drawn to dog fouling there has been no dog mess in the verge. The body was discovered by grave diggers who went to the cemetery to prepare a tomb and were then drawn to the corpse by a screaming passer-by. Standing upon the Tor, one's eye is drawn to the chain of hills running across the south, forming one lip of the bowl surrounding the Levels. Am I not drawn to you, for example, out of elective affinity, rather than remaining fixed within the boundaries of filiation? The dead queen's coffin, draped in black velvet on an open car, was drawn to Westminster by six horses through streets lined with torch-bearers. When walking towards the house, the eye is drawn to two small plantings of snapdragons on either side of the fieldstone walkway. You glance up to the window, curtains drawn to reveal the moon hanging in the clear night sky, gleaming softly. I was just really drawn to a story about this guy having a midlife crisis in Japan, where it's already so confusing. Given the locker-room, alpha-male atmosphere of the trading floor, it's no surprise that finance-industry types are drawn to boxing. Berkeley drank more of the strange concoction, his attention drawn to Harold's neck. Analogies were drawn to waking from a dream, from a hypnotic trance, or from meditation. Show More Sentences She completed a BA in psychology at Concordia, but found herself drawn to broadcasting, beginning as a cub reporter on local radio. As yet another scorching summer has drawn to a close in Mumbai, one hears the haunting cry of the pied crested cuckoo. For dessert I was immediately drawn to the nectarines, which were slow-roasted with vanilla, served with creme fraiche and a puff pastry biscuit. Walking along a river's bend your eye is drawn to a rather large tree with showy white flowers. Instead, she was drawn to a deep crimson ribbon, one the color of red-wine, one that she'd never worn. His forward vision has been drawn to the road just in front of him and therefore he is not looking well ahead as the highway code suggests. Your awesome day at the beach has drawn to a close and you want to switch out of your wet trunks. If someone writes in an honest truthful voice, people are drawn to it like the proverbial bees to honey. Their early work influenced many photographers, including Ansel Adams, and especially those shutterbugs drawn to Western landscapes. Rejas finds himself drawn to her, but takes forever making a move, not that anything can come of it, of course. I thought he was very truthful and very funny, and I was drawn to his rebelliousness and irreverence. Away from the coast, moorland supports smaller numbers of birds, including waders which are drawn to the bog pools. My attention was also drawn to the Adoption Rules 1984 which regulate proceedings in the High Court and county court. The use of counterfeit and stolen cards is escalating, with conmen drawn to the rich pickings of out-of-town shopping centres. Our eyes are drawn to the magnificent ecclesiastical buildings that are especially prominent in York. I think I've always been drawn to communities that really do manifest some notion of a sort of incarnate Christ or being. Bored by the slogans and hard labor, she eventually is drawn to the African-Cuban religion santeria, giving her some spiritual peace before her death. Anyway, I have always found myself drawn to ball-busting chicks. For example, the long-running insurgency in aceh, home to the country's most zealous Islamists, has drawn to a close. Born in 1960, just outside of Paris, LeCun has been drawn to computers, robotics, and artificial intelligence since a young age. Show More Sentences Emanuel finds herself drawn to Linda, who resembles her dead mother, and agrees to babysit her newborn child. Of course, the men who are drawn to women with BPD often have issues of their own. One night in Florida, she found herself drawn to the bright lights of a church. She has had clients from all over the world, including Ireland and India, who are drawn to her via word of mouth and her website. Labourers, ragpickers in the mornings or film poster affixers during the night are the worst hit, not to forget children who are drawn to them and two-wheeler riders. As a native Californian, she was particularly drawn to plants that define Southern California gardening, such as agaves, bush anemones, cycads, and New Zealand flax. Within days, the anti-Western line drawn to connect the dots of supposed Western decadence reached theaters and movie theaters. An arc of white light shone through the carefully planned refractors near its crest, making the Citadel look like an archer's bow drawn to the sky. Given a screeching demagogue and an evenhanded, mild-mannered technocrat, people will always be more drawn to the former. Others are drawn to it because of the sense of dominance they think the drink provides. Many view it as a man drawn to his doom by his infatuation for a younger woman, and youth in general. It's been drawn to our attention that this translation is in fact a retranslation of an original English language piece by Matt Berger, which you can find here. But simply by hating it, I am drawn to it like a moth to the flame. Each of us is drawn to a genre, be it horror, comedy or romance. Tourism is an important part of Nepal's economy and Sagarmatha National Park is a popular destination, with people drawn to the roof of the world. He is drawn to the lanes of the city day after day, his camera capturing images of locksmiths, shoemakers, barbers, tailors and residents going about their daily affairs. Regulars are drawn to the minimalist style and trendy DJ music and we particularly liked the groovy light bulbs that give the bar counter a glorious luminous glow. Horrified at the realisation we are all drawn to the macabre. Though Iris shies away from her classmates, she is drawn to her biology teacher, Jonah Kaplan. Many tourists are drawn to the area to test the waters for game fish. Show More Sentences Emotionally, he is drawn to Mary, a martyred heroine falsely accused of plotting her cousin's death and meeting her own end with grace and dignity. Traditionalists will be drawn to steaks or the Cumberland sausages with mash and onion gravy, while lighter tastes are catered for with grilled salmon. Nearly 85 percent of its population are expats drawn to work in the rapidly growing tax-havens. What Rosenbaum is drawn to is the seductiveness of the hidden. Robins, hummingbirds, catbirds, thrushes and even a grouse or two, usually not attracted by seed feeders, are drawn to this water in our backyard garden. Viewers must understand that the cameras are drawn to sensational excess. Traditionally, men and women have had different tastes in color, with women drawn to brighter tones and more sensitive to subtle shadings and patterns. Mitchell and McLaren are inexorably drawn to one another as the trail miles grind on. His calamitous ignorance of his system's failure, plus his reluctance to acknowledge it once was drawn to his attention, drew shrill demands for his dismissal. We were drawn to music from the outside, so we are able to relate to the outside world. Initial attention was drawn to hypericin and pseudohypericin since they inhibit the enzyme monoamine oxidase, as do several pharmaceutical antidepressants. Why is it that black artists of the 1970s seem to have been drawn to unstretched canvases? In the condition of human life, we are drawn to the lover, and in spite of our desires for absorption, we can never erase the boundaries of twoness. And as these approaches succeed, common sense tells us that even more will be drawn to this nonviolent movement. A staff writer at The New Yorker, Orlean is drawn to offbeat subjects, and she chooses them instinctively. Most of those drawn to both groups feel passionately that large forces beyond their control are wreaking havoc on their lives. These rooms are more boxy and spartan, but with a picture window onto the rocks and sea, you're drawn to the external rather than the internal vista. None of this means that people who are drawn to parenting should feel wrong or guilty about their choices, of course. Although, needless to say, I am particularly drawn to the fourth one. When reading, hearing or viewing art, we are drawn to bravura performances, I think, by an essentially primitive approval of self-possession wherever it may be found. Show More Sentences We are people who, despite ourselves, find ourselves drawn to the sick, the dying, the permanently bruised. Eating disorder sufferers are especially drawn to online sites due to their anonymity and lack of person-to-person contact. People may have first been drawn to Thornborough by the River Ure, a route between the Pennines to the west and Yorkshire's low-lying vales to the east. With summer drawn to a close and a definite feeling of that autumn nip in the air, one can't help but miss the lazy, hazy days of July and August. I was neither one of those nitwits who wasted my time on a futile endeavor to provoke her, nor one of the curious who was drawn to this unusual character. From a point above the evolute three normals can be drawn to the parabola, while only one normal can be drawn to the parabola from a point below the evolute. I was drawn to winemaking and studied for a degree in oenology. Ryan is Frannie, the cool and cerebral literary academic who, as a murder inquiry witness, is strangely drawn to the homicide detective played by the excellent Mark Ruffalo. As a moth to a flame, the graffiti offenders appear to be drawn to the building used as a cricket pavilion, close by the entrance to the Tattenham Way Recreation Ground. People are drawn to their sunny personality and easygoing disposition. It was not for the few who, because of their personal aptitude, should feel drawn to a life of a so-called spiritual meditation and contemplation. An artist himself, Bridges was drawn to portraying an illustrator. Irresistibly drawn to the corporate world's danger zones, he is in perpetual motion, working for the largest and most powerful companies seven days a week, 365 days a year. I think a lot of people who are drawn to witchcraft sometimes will get a tattoo, or mark themselves in some way to denote a rite of passage or an experience. Considered the most aggressive of sharks, the great white may be drawn to this region because of the presence of the sea lions, on which it feeds. Everything that I'm drawn to is always pretty deep, emotional and intense. We are drawn to his women not by attractive packages but by the humanity of his subjects, by their discomfort or embarrassment, mirth or sadness, the surge of their blood. Now the people with whom she sits are ones drawn to her very extremity. Dirac's attention was drawn to a mysterious mathematical relationship, at first sight unintelligible, that Heisenberg had reached. She was gregarious, opinionated, and in charge, the kind of person you'd describe as a real pistol, and I was immediately drawn to her. Show More Sentences Poorer citizens were drawn to lifelong service, as they were rewarded with the prospect of settlement in conquered land. Instead, lines are drawn to best approximate the locations of exact values, based on the scattered information points available. Having beaten Telford United and Winsford United they were drawn to play the previous season's First Division champions and Arsenal. Recently, more and more attention has been drawn to neurorestorative therapies, which possess far longer time window than acute neuroprotection. Indonesian history has been influenced by foreign powers drawn to its natural resources. This conventional wisdom that California was an island, with maps drawn to reflect this belief, lasted as late as the 18th century. When the areas were being established, the boundaries were deliberately drawn to avoid centres of population. It is relatively tame and drawn to human activities, and is frequently voted Britain's national bird in polls. In case the two countries have not met since 1970, lots are drawn to determine the host country. The animals were drawn to the campsite by the smell of food. This is often because they are drawn to sponsorships or training facilities in such places as the United States. For any match other than the final, if the teams were still tied after extra time, lots would be drawn to determine the winner. A lot of women are drawn to him chiefly because he embodies a certain kind of danger and never sticks around for too long. Via the suction, blood is drawn to the wound bed and exudates are collected in a disposable canister. The drug writer is equally drawn to the hypodermic and the hypotactic, and in fact, uses them in an ambivalent tango of addiction and withdrawal. Attention is drawn to the dependence of esker formation upon the subglacial surface and glacier hydrology. He grew up eating traditional French cuisine, like pot au feu, but was not drawn to the kitchen or food as a child. Pixies are drawn to horses, riding them for pleasure and making tangled ringlets in the manes of those horses they ride. The Lowland is centered around two brothers born just fifteen months apart, who in the 1960s are drawn to polar opposite movements. He has been drawn to meet Kate Dubby in the first round and the winner will meet either Crafty Perlico or Coome Hill next time out. Show More Sentences Though illiterate, Castle was drawn to the look and shapes of typography. In the systolic and diastolic phases of heartbeat, two contour lines were drawn to delineate the endocardium and epicardium. Spear Thistle was impressive at Uttoxeter but a 10lb rise in the weights makes him worth opposing, so I'm drawn to the bottom two. Ella was invariably drawn to the tartier stuff but what is good is that now she wants to copy me more. To complicate matters further, Mary finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Jem Merlyn. He is rather drawn to figures in pain, to the primordial, and to gloom. I was also drawn to the work of Ezra Pound and Robert Creeley. He said he was drawn to Dexter because of his defects and contradictions. His father was a master weaver of kente cloth, an Asante tradition, though he was not drawn to creating this art form. Artists from outside Wales were also drawn to paint Welsh scenery, at first because of the Celtic Revival. They served various delicious dishes, but my eye was drawn to their quiche and tart selection. As with a hedge of bright, trumpety hibiscus, the eye is daily drawn to the full bloom, away from a confrontation with the passage of time. Bessemer's attention was drawn to the problem of steel manufacture in the course of an attempt to improve the construction of guns. The knights were drawn to battle by feudal and social obligation, and also by the prospect of profit and advancement. Those of you who feel drawn to that profession may rest assured that you will find in it an opportunity for usefulness probably unequaled. Indigenous who were drawn to the mining areas were from different regions of the center of Mexico, with a few from the north itself. Attention is drawn to the fact that it refers to the award of the contract to a reference project for the establishment of the new DICT Datacenter Campus Zwijnaarde. Readers who take comfort in paraphrasable sense may prefer part 2, but those more drawn to experiment will find the daring, imaginative flights more appealing. For her 15th birthday, she went to Holland for the first time and was instantly drawn to the gabber girls with their razor undercuts and baggy pants. Prior to 1980 only four countries qualified for the finals tournament and Wales were drawn to play against the winners of group 3 Yugoslavia on a home and away basis match. Show More Sentences Luther sought assurances about life and was drawn to theology and philosophy, expressing particular interest in Aristotle, William of Ockham, and Gabriel Biel. Fortunately, information networks today are undisciplining the archive by way of the nonhierarchical organizational logic its netizens are drawn to employ. While parents in the street are drawn to the serious stuff, the kids scramble to the LAPD command post with its flashing rooftop lights, siren bleats and radio chatter. The one I'm immediately drawn to is Givenchy 111, a green chypre, fresh not sweet, introduced in 1970, to mark the opening of a prestigious store in Paris. The author thus creates a sense of pathos by allowing the reader to see the narrator's flaws while being drawn to sympathise with the narrator as well. Composers of the 18th and 19th centuries were drawn to the city by the patronage of the Habsburgs, and made Vienna the European capital of classical music. Family income flows into a common pool, from which resources are drawn to meet the needs of all members, which are regulated by the heads of the family. Their boundaries were often drawn to include a section of each type of land, resulting in an irregular county boundary between, say, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. Throughout his career Britten was drawn to the song cycle form. And Tully assigns three several Motives, whereby, without any Discommendation in those Times, a Man might be drawn to become an Accuser of others. Emotionally, Peacock was always drawn to deteriorationism, and in this novel he seems to feel that every facet of public life has grown more corrupt. A survey carried out in 1997 concluded that the primary reason tourists were drawn to Dorset was the attractiveness of the county's coast and countryside. Would-be informants came crawling out of the woodwork, drawn to McCarthy as moths to light, each peddling a new version of Lattimore's evil deeds. The stope is kept full of broken ore, sufficient only being drawn to leave a working space between the floor of broken ore and the back of the stope. Nishida is drawn to Bergson's insistence that intuition is more valuable than thinking, which has the tendency to fragmentize and de-emphasize one's whole experience. In this regard, one is especially drawn to such seductive masters as Barthelemy Prieur, an Italianizing genius in the employ of the courts of Henry IV and Marie de Medicis. In an in-depth study of fish it appears that sometimes the most desirable girl guppies are drawn to the least physically perfect males of their species. Examples from Classical Literature Attention is here drawn to a magnificent vase of the blue john spar, which is said to be the largest in existence. How should the units be drawn to be in harmony with the inceptive axis, the contours, and to each other? All horizontals which are at right angles to the picture plane are drawn to the point of sight. He has risen now, and is standing under the chandelier, drawn to his full height. All horizontals which are at 45 to the picture plane are drawn to the point of distance. Our attent ion is then drawn to a large design representing the Terrestrial Paradise. He could make more time now when less of his attention was drawn to the ups and downs of erg travel. Attention was drawn to the fact that by virtue of the laws which Darwin himself had discovered isolation leads to etiolation. She was not particularly drawn to merry, tomboyish Sahwah, because she was not musical, although they got along. I am tempted, but will not be drawn to discuss how Traherne stands related to Vaughan on the one hand and Cowley on the other. All horizontals which are at 45, or half a right angle to the picture plane, are drawn to the point of distance. Mr Dun says that, should the trocar fail to extract it, it must be drawn to the surface by a small syringe made for the purpose. Before having seen the water nymph, he felt drawn to her by an irresistible power. Sam Pardee was drawn to a new town, a boom town, as unerringly as a small boy scents a street fight. Horizontals in the same plane which are drawn to the same point on the horizon are perspectively parallel to each other. And whether he wished or no, Peter was drawn to follow the figure, which he could make out by the phosphor gleam of it. Who can say where the line is to be drawn to our chemical, physical, physiologic knowledge? Documentary filmmaker Josh and his wife Cornelia are drawn to the energy and passion of a young couple played by Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried. It was after this that his attention was drawn to the men of Argos. His thoughts, thus drawn to Shaw, dwelt on that ophidian personality. Show More Sentences Countries had been created out of whole cloth with borders drawn to serve the interests of the imperial power. Chairs were drawn to the card table, chips sold, and hands dealt. Everybody was drawn to her, yet not a soul took any comfort in her. Find more words! 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