Sentence examples for gained from him from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Moratti has learned that if a player wants to leave there is nothing to be gained from holding him to his contract.
Since my correspondent refused to be named, I felt there was little to be gained from meeting him as my deservedly award-winning non-fiction had always been predicated on full disclosure.
He was so far behind her and seemed to have such dim prospects for raising money and building an organization that there was nothing to be gained from engaging him.
Tennis, and the attention he has gained from it, helps him.
(Nine years after Bruno died, Galileo invented his telescope, and the information that he gained from it landed him, too, before the Inquisition, under Bellarmine. Rowland thinks that Bellarmine, feeling guilty over Bruno, may have pressed Galileo to recant, and thus saved his life).
"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.
