Sentence examples for glean that from inspiring English sources

"Swiping is the quickest and simplest way for consumers to like or dislike something, and we then glean that data instantly.

Sometimes, I think you can still glean that kind of folk heritage in some 1940s and 50s Hollywood films, like when comedies occasionally forgot the ruthless plot focus of commercial cinema, and let their characters revert back to gratuitous knockabout japes that feel as though they belong on the stage.

Or do you try to glean that information through non-violent means?

While the artist, on his night of glory, was shy to speak about the specifics of the project, from the visual composition, one can only glean that α (alpha pulse) stems from Nicolai's preferred themes of randomness and self-organizing patterns.

How do you glean that from an interview?

But one wouldn't glean that by driving around, because for-sale signs are almost totally absent.

"Right now there's nothing that we have gleaned that would suggest to us that it is anything other than what it appears to be now".

You might have gleaned that refinement is not the 4Runner TRD Pro's strong suit.

From such maps, valuable insights into the spatial patterns and processes that govern settlement development and population growth in low income regions could be gleaned that are not possible using existing spatial population databases, facilitating the modelling of future changes.

I also gleaned that e-books would be sold for the first time, which seemed significant.

Those doing the math may have gleaned that Aaron is only slightly younger than the marriage.