Truth be told, a lot of books coming down the pike are basic concepts repackaged, and at this point I find myself just skimming through some books looking to see if there is a pearl or two from which I can glean some wisdom.
Latino Review admits the screenplay from which it gleaned the details is subject to change, as it's currently being rewritten by Argo's Chris Terrio.
Deloitte turned over "highly confidential information" from which the bank gleaned insight into "regulators' concerns and strategies," the court documents said.
The Seahawks have two distinct examples from which to glean information.
Unfortunately, a state of shock and confusion is not the optimal position from which to glean insights.
And no play on Friday, either, from which to glean, as from a harvested field, an ear or two of corn to grind and knead into a meagre loaf to keep the wolf from the door.
Astounded by the piles of usable trash he finds on the streets of Tehran, Karim begins methodically carting it home, until the stack of detritus in his yard is as large as any of the piles of junk from which he gleans these new possessions.
As my colleague Lyn Gardner has written elsewhere, the traditionally restricted realm of reviewing has exploded, leaving the viewer with many more places from which to glean an opinion, but also many more opinions to weigh up (not to mention that many such opinions might not be as considered as you might hope).
Big data is often too big from which to glean meaningful and actionable insights.
Many notable cultural figures like James Franco, Ezra Koenig, and others have offered the media some razor-sharp thoughts about the significance of a self-taken photo, but cultural criticism often has a glass ceiling if there aren't facts and a data pool from which to glean information.
