Sentence examples for gained such an from inspiring English sources

How else would I have gained such an appreciation for our country's service members?

But that only begins to explain why the Flyers have gained such an edge.

Are we seeing an ideological transition like that of the late 1970s, when free market conservatism gained such an ascendancy?

I enjoyed the culture in Australia and my friends and classes there so much and gained such an appreciation for nature, hiking, and surfing outside of the classroom.

By Erin Overbey March 23, 2011 Last week, on a blustery Wednesday evening, an eclectic crowd of New Yorkers gathered outside of Film Forum for the premiere of "Bill Cunningham New York," a documentary about the eighty-one-year-old Times street photographer and fashion journalist, whose columns have gained such an avid following in the past three decades.

Although the ship surrendered; the Portuguese gained such an admiration for the junk and its crew that they nicknamed it O Bravo (The Brave Junk).

But it only gained such a devoted fanbase on the strength of being really, really funny.

Shareholders of British companies gained such a vote over pay in 2002.

We always said as women we lost nothing in the strike because we gained such a lot.

I gained such a new sense of independence that I could not have gotten if I had stayed home.

Still, the video gained such a following on the Internet that the F.D.I.C. felt the need to respond on Friday.