Sentence examples for gathered from her from inspiring English sources

Soon, these small, private experiences – which Rankine gathered from her own life and from friends' anecdotes – begin to accumulate.

Captain Nowak also asked the court to suppress the evidence gathered from her car after her arrest and her hours-long interview with the police.

Nicki's thesis, the centerpiece of which is titled Nothing About Us Without Us and is a combination of photos, audio, video and text gathered from her oral history interviews with self-advocates with Down syndrome, was showcased on cowbird.com.

I gathered from her gestures and tone that she'd heard about the conflicts with local people, pollution and forest destruction the oil companies had brought elsewhere in Amazonian Ecuador over the last 30 years.

The man, Ernest Sonnier, was convicted of the crime and sentenced to life in prison largely on the strength of the victim's testimony, even though the forensic evidence gathered from her body and clothes showed that someone with a blood type different from the defendant's had raped her, lawyers from the Innocence Project in New York said.

She was caught by a couple of counters in the second round but soon found her range with her clubbing left hand, and seemed to relish the chance to work off the rust that had gathered from her six months out of the ring.

Dawn, we gather from her choice of shapeless, washed-out clothes and colourless demeanour, has been going through a rough patch.

If the Queen is a fraction as fair and as responsive to her people as we gather from her theatrical portrayals, she will probably wish to correct any impression that she struggles as much with the concept of female intellectual achievement as her great grandfather, when he was privately honouring Camilla's great great grandmother.

Though Ms. Fagence Cooper is somewhat sympathetic to him, you would not immediately gather from her book that Ruskin was not just an undersexed, self-absorbed workaholic but also one of the towering figures of his age — a brilliant and indefatigable writer, critic and social reformer who changed the way Victorians looked at the world — or that his end was tragic and pitiable.

Dunking the cutting's base in this, she sticks it into a four-inch pot full of sterilized potting soil; though she uses a commercial blend of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite now, she thinks the soil she used to gather from her woods works better.

Instead of using purchase patterns or passwords and visual authentication, BioCatch takes the perspective that the best way to identify a user is through information that can be gathered from his or her behavioral use of a system.