Sentence examples for I can glean from inspiring English sources

Such a specific threat doesn't exist now, and from all I can glean, it didn't exist many months ago either.

From what I can glean from these snippets of conversation, Ryan seems to like school, thanks to Mr. Horan.

With nonfiction, I figure I can glean something educational or interesting out of the book even if the writing is weak.

The only meaning I can glean from it is that there may be some kind of completely different life in store for me.

From what I can glean, it's difficult to share books on Kindle; mostly, everyone has to buy their own copy, which surely neutralises any initial difference in price.

I have little idea what life in the poorer parts of England is like any more, other than what I can glean from documentaries such as Benefits Street.

Kenny, as an adult, is played by Jonathan Jackson; lying in bed post-coital with a flight attendant Sante has procured for him, he says of his mother: "It's like she knows me better than I know myself". From this, I suppose, you can glean the Oedipal undertones of the mother-son relationship, although on this particular subject the film seems decidedly noncommittal.

Inasmuch as it sheds any light on gaming journalism here in the United States, I think we can glean from this and from the early shockwaves of Florence's departure from Eurogamer, that there is a problem.

I'd been subsisting mostly on whatever you can glean from the static and sub-bass of hard techno.

But there are tips we can glean from the cheetah.

You can also see what you can glean from company records held at Companies House.