Sentence examples for is gleaned from inspiring English sources
verb
To collect (grain, grapes, etc.) left behind after the main harvest or gathering.
Communications intelligence is gleaned from foreign communications that are intercepted by other than the intended recipients.
That the carry trade exists at all is gleaned only indirectly.
In Mayo's case, the hardwood stage is where the truth and nothing but is gleaned.
American Resolve's name is gleaned from President Bush's speech after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
More information is gleaned by talking with a company's competitors, suppliers and customers.
Further support is gleaned from accounts of child abandonment in historical times.
The drama is gleaned from Plutarch but steeped in the corridors of Hollywood power.
Its expertise is gleaned from regular reviews that compare the performance of past acquisitions with the targets they were set.
The unemployment rate is gleaned from a survey of households, rather than companies, and can be volatile.
Fewer, probably, than those whose knowledge of country matters is gleaned from the steamy novels of Ms Cooper.
Most of what is known about him is gleaned from sermons he has posted on the internet.
