Sentence examples for gain from him from inspiring English sources

What's to gain from him visiting?

On the other hand, the highest bidders may be the firms with the greatest need for virtue, creating the risk that Mr Giuliani may lose more by his association with them than they gain from him.

Though I write a different sort of biography, I gained from him the confidence to follow his example by going my own way.

The young Austrian composers Alban Berg and Anton Webern began studying with him in 1904; both gained from him the impetus to their notable careers, and Schoenberg, in turn, benefitted greatly from the intellectual stimulation of his loyal disciples.

Despite his faults, from afar, what I gained from him, made me smart.

"Mikkel can understand that because Joe had already beaten him once so he does not have much to gain from facing him again, but from our point of view there is definitely some unfinished business.

Since the raids last week have already disturbed NATO's relatively smooth relations with the Bosnian Serbs, western troops in Bosnia have little to gain from leaving him alone.

But when Justice Abe Fortas resigned in 1969 from what was considered the "Jewish seat," President Richard M. Nixon saw no political gain from replacing him with another Jew, settling instead on Harry A. Blackmun, a Methodist.

Any moral high ground that any Republican who has endorsed Trump attempts to gain from repudiating him for misogyny blaring from his recently exposed videotape has a disquieting racial blind spot or simply couldn't care less about race.

What Romney stands to gain most from him isn't a swing state or two.

Khadija and her cousin, Waraqua, plot to convince Mo that he is the Messenger of God and of the State, believing that they can gain power from him.