Sentence examples for having gleaned from inspiring English sources
The visitors defended doggedly and emerged having gleaned four points from their rivals this term.
Having seen so many obscure bends and elbows of the city, having gleaned so much arcane information about it from the film, I was persuaded that cinematic artifice is an excellent vehicle for exploring Vienna both past and present.
Video art, having gleaned more and more from Hollywood and Madison Avenue, yearly raises the level of its production values while settling for ever more diverse forms of amusement.
Having gleaned lots of valuable information from one brief - and increasingly tipsy - stint behind the bar, I asked Mitchell why she was willing to reveal these do-it-yourself tips.
Happening upon the bodies of a couple of dead Union soldiers shortly afterward, Arly and Will change into the dead men's uniforms and take up arms for the other side, Arly having gleaned that things have turned in the hated Yankees' favor.
But the components of the songs are all a little more terse, as if the Mars Volta — having gleaned all the ideas it wanted from the likes of Yes, Rush, King Crimson and Led Zeppelin — has now turned to less abstruse sources, from blues-rock to the Police.
The knowledge I have gleaned from them has been invaluable.
Yet the evidence they had gleaned suggested otherwise.
He corresponds with mystics the world over whose names he has gleaned from occult magazines.
She had gleaned her information that very morning from Style.com.com
Usually, I've gleaned them singly from conversations, maps or books.
