Sentence examples for ideas gleaned from inspiring English sources

The lay-off germinated the usual clutter of ideas gleaned from books and films and their best tunes in years.

However, one sentence that did leap out at me in the report was: "Images and ideas gleaned from the media are common starting points in boys' play and may involve characters with special powers or weapons".

"Just as an observation, this is an intriguing result," says Sarita Thakoor, a physicist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, who works on robotic flight systems based on ideas gleaned from insects such as dragonflies and bees.

Milius also added ideas gleaned from other films.

Afterwards, Said redacted ideas gleaned from the works of the 17th-century philosopher Giambattista Vico, and other intellectuals, in the book Beginnings: Intention and Method (1974), about the theoretical bases of literary criticism.

Marsh picked up on his actors' shared ways of working immediately, encouraging them to play scenes as written several times and then draw on ideas gleaned from rehearsals to try something new.

Hall bought — but did not immediately use — a weighted vest for uphill running, an idea gleaned from Judges 16 3 and Samson hoisting the doors of the city gate of Gaza on his shoulders and carrying them to the top of the hill facing Hebron.

He combined this idea of collaborative software, or groupware, with his experience interpreting radar displays and with ideas he gleaned from an Atlantic Monthly article by Vannevar Bush, "As We May Think," to envision networked computers employing a graphical user interface.

Concepts are treated as hollow shells to be filled with varying beliefs or ideas, contents gleaned from conversations with one another or contact with the world.

That's another idea I gleaned from Raskin's plot.

I'll ask them, when they hit roadblocks, how do they bring people around to their ideas, to glean a little bit of their management style?