Sentence examples for be gleaned by looking from inspiring English sources

One reason for that might be gleaned by looking back to October 30, 2007, when the Democrats debated in Philadelphia.

Clues can sometimes be gleaned by looking at the positions and interests of other attendees — who often include lobbyists.

The pictures eschew any false sense of intimacy, focusing instead on that which could be gleaned by looking closely at what was going on in specific kinds of public space.

The only person who knows the precise details is the syndicate manager and he never discloses the identity of members".Some clue may be gleaned by looking at who owns the mares that visit him most often the Niarchos family, Mr Sangster, Sheikh Mohammed al-Maktoum, and John Magnier and his father-in-law Vincent O'Brien who trained the horse.

In business life, it's relatively easy for managers to have an intuitive sense of which of the four main groups their data sets belongs to; but in this work, that information can be gleaned by looking at a simple chart.

But maybe something can be gleaned by looking at the work of those who know better; of those for whom making art is more of an élan vital than an "art practice".

While the study is a compelling snapshot in time of global attitudes and perceptions of trust in public and private institutions, the more interesting insights are gleaned by looking at this body of work longitudinally.

(And that before you even consider how much intel can profitably be gleaned by intelligence agencies looking at metadata — which end-to-end encryption does not lock behind an impenetrable wall).

By the time results are released, anything that can be gleaned by rivals is old news.

A striking illustration of our fairness argument can be gleaned by using the Google Ngram Viewer.

And, the information that can be gleaned by someone you 'reject' is minimal.