Sentence examples similar to glean confidence from from inspiring English sources

The Yankees gleaned confidence from their June 29 loss to Lee, when they scored four runs off him, and they tagged him for four again, knocking him out in the seventh.

Phil Mickelson has played his poorest major championship golf at the British Open, but he said he altered his approach and gleaned confidence from his second-place finish last year at Royal St .George's.

Chances for the visitors may have been few and far between, but confidence from a clean-sheet will add to that gleaned from a dynamic Kilmarnock display.

The comment was perhaps the result of confidence gleaned from years of uninterrupted success, which included being one of the few bankers to emerge from the financial crisis with an enhanced reputation.

There was some confidence gleaned from reaching the quarterfinals two weeks ago in the WGC-Dell Match Play, which included a victory over Rory McIlroy.

Not everything we glean from America comes from submissions.

Astute diagnosticians also glean information from people's faces.

It's difficult to glean much from these two.

Experts tried to glean motives from the similarities.

How do you glean that from an interview?

Al Qaeda will not glean anything from these pictures.