Sentence examples for gleaned much from inspiring English sources

He took exception to the theory that the Patriots could not have gleaned much information from taping the walkthrough.

His students included Henri Matisse, who plainly gleaned much about color from him, and Georges Rouault, who found uses for the Master's broody paint handling.

I then surfed over to Wikipedia and searched for Android and gleaned much more information about it.

The ancient Greeks gleaned much of their medicinal knowledge from Egypt and Mesopotamia.

She has gleaned much wisdom on life and overcoming its challenges.

Writer Isobel Beech, who like me gleaned much of her early sexual knowledge from the genre, described it as, "A bit like the teenage girl's version of porn, if you didn't watch porn.

Slowly but surely, however, Under Capricorn gleaned much-deserved critical praise, most notably from critic Peter Bogdanovich, who praised it as one of the director's finest – a point of view I gladly share.

It's difficult to glean much from these two.

You can't glean much insight into North Korea by checking YouTube.

We don't glean much here about whether Al Qaeda members are learning the lessons America is trying to teach them.

There was a news conference afterward, but as with many of these trilingual affairs, it was hard to glean much information.