Sentence examples for anything gained from inspiring English sources

That there is anything gained by calling a corner a Johnny Horner, a drunk an elephant's trunk or a look a butcher's hook is hard to see.

I've been in some intense meetings in my time and worked with some extremely competitive people, yet I've never seen anything gained by bullying, grandstanding or rudeness.

"The House on East 88th Street," "In the Night Kitchen," "The Snowy Day," "The Man Who Walked Between the Towers": the list goes on, the genre having, if anything, gained new momentum in the emotional aftermath of 9/11.

And though the events it depicts might no longer seem like recent history to some, its analysis of the relationships between personal and political integrity, and between ideological sincerity and fanaticism, has, if anything, gained greater relevance with time.

All that time spent at home means that electricity and natural gas consumption rises, reaching a plateau at around age 80. Electricity and natural gas have the greatest impact on the per-capita emissions profile, and that increased household consumption will make up for anything gained from driving less.

It is well, however, to have a blueprint to go by, and if possible a particular cat in mind that you want to trap; for if you were to make a trap that didn't work, or even made a trap that worked and caught a cat you didn't want, I can't see that there would be anything gained on either side... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

When anything gains mainstream popularity, there are always some early adopters who will start denouncing it.

(Unless it will get you killed because that person is set off by anything) Gain backup.

If anything, tennis gained on Hingis.

Moreover, I'm not sure anything is gained by understating the official figures.

Anything else gained from writing the sometimes painful truth is a bonus.