Sentence examples for gains from reading from inspiring English sources

The message I hope any new entrant to the profession gains from reading this piece is this: it's not unprofessional to have a life.

What do you hope to gain from reading it?

So there was nothing to win, nothing to gain from reading the reviews.

He analyzes American war policy with insights gained from reading " Gone with the Wind".

Scholars, teachers, and artists all have much to gain from reading it.

Ask: What insights might you gain from reading the Life Reports of people over 70? Jot ideas on the board.

Each member of the dental team has knowledge to gain from reading some or all of this text.

Yet, while it's obvious that women have much to gain from reading Sandberg's book, so do men – perhaps even more so.

Explain that the focus here is on visuals and multimedia – photographs, videos and interactive features – to expand on the understanding they gained from reading the Times Topics overview and the Friedman column.

Perhaps the most interesting thing a late-20th-century reader can gain from reading about Einstein's struggle to reshape the way we look at the world is the realization of just how much of our modern viewpoint came from this single fertile brain.

Some claim that such narratives have taken the place in our lives which fiction used to occupy, but the writer argues that the knowledge about the real world that we've gained from reading biographies and memoirs, and the pleasure they've given us, outweigh those concerns.