Sentence examples for gather that a from inspiring English sources

Seeing others act illegally, we gather that a rule is weakly enforced or that its penalty is not serious.

I gather that a copy of the Racing Post's front page from Wednesday has been emailed to you in Australia.

And when I tell you that Gilbert eventually introduces an actual clone of A. N. Dyer — well, you may begin to gather that a credible, coherent plot is not among this book's strong points.

Well, I gather that a lot of right-wingers are quoting selectively from a piece I wrote 15 years ago in the Boston Review, in which I said that Social Security had a "Ponzi game aspect".

She herself never uses the word, and I am happy to be corrected by any mounted knights who have seen the movie, but I gather that a vambrace is an armored guard that protects the forearm.

And if you hadn't managed to gather that a marrow competition at the local fete was unlikely to feature in the plot, then surely that was confirmed by the presence of Kerry Fox as the designated responsible adult.

I gather that was a racist Pakistani way of saying that they can stage a mugging in New York to get rid of people the government doesn't like.

Read the text of the film (the Coward stuff), and you gather that marriage is an estate or a regiment "in which we serve".

Been googling it and I gather that tiredeness is a common side effect.

The U.S. Census Bureau doesn't gather that data at such a detailed neighborhood level, planners said.

"It's very difficult to gather that information," said Ian Carpenter, a spokesman for the Doncaster Health Authority, which has jurisdiction over Armthorpe.