Sentence examples for I gleaned something from inspiring English sources

Even when I played with Leslie West, I gleaned something from that--I wrote all the songs on the album we did with him.

I've probably reread Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie more than any other book, partly because I studied it at university and partly because I glean something new with each reading.

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

I felt it would be helpful if I could glean something about him in advance however, thus I turned to the Internet, abyss of all private and useless information.

Jazz has always gleaned something vital and a bit mysterious from intergenerational dialogue: a spark of connection, the abrasion of contrast, an expression of the music's enduring elasticity.

This isn't the first time paleontologists have gleaned something from ancient shark poop.

I would think that even if a majority of the graduating Rutgers University audience disagreed with her politics or policies while she served in the Bush Administration, surely they could have gleaned something of value from her commencement remarks.

Surely, I would glean something worthwhile?

I read each one over several times, hoping to glean something from it, before sighing and dutifully pressing on.

I guess that is another mark of a good book every time you read it, you glean something new.

As to what that purpose might be – well, we perhaps glean something from the next line.