Sentence examples for gains enormously from inspiring English sources

And Kinnear's fine Hamlet gains enormously from Elsinore itself having such a hugely living presence.

Parkour is extended acrobatic movement on the fly, and, as something to watch, it gains enormously from continuity.

But it gains enormously from the ubiquitous presence of a sextet of drag artists, known as the Angels, who follow in Lola's footsteps.

And, while this production does not efface memories of Howard Davies's 1996 version, it gains enormously from the rooted Americanness of its performers.

If Sondheim's lyrics sacrifice his wonted irony, they bring out all his suppressed romanticism; and the musical gains enormously from the chamber staging and a nine-strong band under Alan Williams's direction.

In the immediate aftermath of the riots, however, he gained enormously.

Germany will gain enormously from this; Britain and France will be big losers.

There is, after all, one class of Americans who stand to gain enormously from immigration.

The people who administer the system, the heirs of those who devised it, stand to gain enormously from its perpetuation.

His welcome plans to introduce more choice in schools and more competition in the National Health Service gain enormously from his commitment.

If you look at the acknowledgments in my book, I personally have gained enormously from the products of research in Britain.