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Meanings of drawn so in English

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Usage of drawn so in English
1
But there is a reason this moment has drawn so much attention.
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2
The coil of evidence had drawn so close that extrication seemed impossible.
The Right of Way — Volume 01
3
No other actor has drawn so much humour from an exasperated sigh.
The Irish Times
4
Where was this kindly world she had drawn so rosily in fancy?
The Ragged Edge
5
Curiously, his face is drawn so narrowly as to resemble Adrien Brody.
Reuters
6
It seems little wonder, therefore, that it has drawn so much sectarian fire.
The portable atheist: essential readings for the nonbeliever
7
There is a reason why you have drawn so much interest, Mr. Wong.
John Dies at the End
8
Never in his life had he drawn so fine a bead.
Darkness and Dawn
9
He keeps his drapes drawn so no one can look in.
Hot six
10
Could it be the glow that had drawn so many moths?
Death of a Red Heroine
11
But why had Mr. Tredegar drawn so dark a picture of the future?
The Fruit of the Tree
12
Now, when the veil between Cyric's life and death was drawn so thin?
The grail king
13
He had drawn so close to Guido that Guido could feel his breath.
Cry to heaven
14
It is bad to have the guard-lines drawn so closely.
Prisoners of Chance / The Story of What Befell Geoffrey Benteen,...
15
It is downright barbarity to keep them drawn so tight.
The Gadfly
16
But the visitor was not to be drawn so easily.
The Invisible Man
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