Examples of 'draws you' in a sentence
Meaning of "draws you"
The phrase 'draws you' commonly means something or someone that attracts or captivates your attention, interest, or admiration. It suggests that there is a compelling or magnetic quality that makes you feel drawn towards it. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as describing an appealing artwork, an engaging story, or a charismatic personality
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draws you
A dark cellar draws you magically down.
Draws you in until you become part of it.
But he sort of draws you in to his world.
This is a book that quietly draws you in.
It draws you in and draws things out.
What it is that draws you to this case.
He draws you down in the fall.
The first chapter draws you in quickly.
No one draws you a map or hands you a guidebook.
This movie just kind of draws you in.
Mexico draws you in with its music.
The spark of attraction draws you together.
Suffering draws you apart from worldliness.
The honesty of the voices draws you in.
A good book draws you in the story.
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An easy writing style that draws you in.
A guy draws you naked one time.
Something attractive draws you toward them.
It draws you closer to one another.
But a distant sound draws you forward.
She draws you in and keeps you there.
There is someone sweet that draws you in.
This in turn draws you closer to them.
The flame of your vital instincts draws you to me.
The creature draws you closer still.
It draws you along and keeps you intrigued.
She always draws you in color.
It draws you in and traps you in the story.
I can see what draws you to this place.
It draws you close to each other.
This place draws you back.
A shadowy opening in a limestone cliff that draws you in.
I think what draws you to me is this.
The story is very original and draws you in.
The book draws you in immediately.
From the beginning this book draws you in.
The music draws you to themselves.
His excellent expressiveness draws you in.
The book draws you into its world.
He has a menace to him that draws you in closer.
The author draws you into a great story.
The story is what draws you in.
It literally draws you in and keeps you there.
It all starts with something that draws you in.
She always draws you in colour.
It is simply a term to describe something that draws you in.
And she really draws you into a character.
Figure out which mantra really draws you.
The prologue draws you in immediately.
A cover that immediately draws you in.
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And he draws a knife from his pocket
Ladies nights always draws a paying crowd
The guy draws cartoons on my lead sheets
