Sentence examples for gains something from from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, he gains something from that.

Perhaps China, like Russia, thinks that it gains something from being seen as a bully.But this approach has costs.

The commentary on change and tradition is double-edged: the village loses something because of its doctor's less-than-sterling qualifications, but it also gains something from his old-fashioned personal touch and his willingness to listen.

This author then goes on to highlight a book called We, the Accused by Ernest Raymond and says: Perhaps it even … gains something from the clumsy long-winded manner in which it is written; detail is piled on detail, with almost no attempt at selection, and in the process an effect of terrible, grinding cruelty is slowly built up".

This fee is then split between Previse, the funder and the buyer so that everyone gains something from the platform.

You know, hopefully we gain something from this.

I think we all gained something from the experience.

Each seemed to gain something from the other.

But autocrats also gain something from holding elections.

Yet Mr Borg says that Sweden has gained something from standing aside.

And yet we seem to gain something from it -- a common online conversation.