Sentence examples for garnered from a from inspiring English sources

Such passages seem awkwardly clinical when overused, even if garnered from a soldier's remembrance.

Then, selecting details garnered from a filmed interview with Leibowitz's son, Mr. McClendon took the character to a ridiculous extreme.

I will end with a bunch of random, yet helpful, tips garnered from a variety of sources.

For France, encouragement will be garnered from a long-range effort from Thomas Castaignède in the first half.

Brentford currently sit fourth in League One, with nine points garnered from a possible 12, and in Saturday's London derby hammered Leyton Orient 5-0.

The guidelines are based on information garnered from a number of sports familiar with hard blows, including rugby union, rugby league, the N.F.L., Australian Rules Football and soccer.

There is another explanation for the £187m profits on a turnover of £738m the company reported last year, according to Oxfam: monopoly profits garnered from an industry that bears more resemblance to Soviet-style collective agriculture than modern farming.

People tend to trust results garnered from an organic search, due to the fact that they have to be earned rather than purchased.

The closest approximation to such a value can be garnered from an article in which appropriate endotracheal tube diameter was discussed for each age [19].

Insight may be garnered from an analysis of the promoter driving the increase in cortical BDNF levels following PDE10A inhibitor treatment [48].

The study described in this report builds on the large KOMP/EUCOMM resource of targeted mutations in mouse ES cells (Skarnes et al., 2011) and illustrates the breadth of phenotypic information that can be garnered from an organized effort.