Sentence examples for gaining anything from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pillay called for "an immediate cease-fire," saying, "Nobody is gaining anything from this senseless carnage".

Mr. McCotter says of Mr. Kelley and his campaign, "I see no tangible evidence that they are gaining anything from all their running around".

It was hard, after it, to see Norwich gaining anything from a game in which they had worked hard but been able to create little, and their loss might have been heavier but for Bunn, who made good second-half saves from Victor Moses – who also shot just wide after bringing down a cross superbly on his chest – and from Mata's attempt to deceive him with a quickly-taken free-kick.

Then it got to a point when I wasn't gaining anything from it.

I find it unbelievable that they're pretending to create a beneficial situation for publishers, advertisers and viewers while it's painfully clear the latter are not gaining anything from this but a poorer viewing experience.

(Note: I already committed to a renewal, so I'm not gaining anything from this rant).

He can't gain anything from this.

I don't gain anything from it..

But did you gain anything from the experience?

And did the woman gain anything from the experience?

The government didn't gain anything from that.