Sentence examples for lesson gleaned from inspiring English sources
That was a practical lesson gleaned from a 40th reunion held in Midtown over the weekend.
Today's lesson, gleaned from baseball history, is that if you are going to be bad at something, be spectacularly bad.
This basic truism – teenage girls enjoy sex – is a lesson gleaned far more rarely from films today.
Barasky, of Priorities USA, said at least one lesson gleaned from the primary season was that Republicans failed to grasp just how much of a threat Trump posed.
(This would certainly have been the lesson gleaned from recent history, as the Dutch revolt originated in the repressive measures that the Spanish crown imposed on its northern territories in the 16th century).
Perhaps the most important lesson gleaned from our financing is that over the last two years, the fundraising environment has become more complex.
Using lessons gleaned from group therapy, Wexler transformed scientific discussions.
Some of the lessons gleaned from these exceptional tales may have been distorted by the lens of wishful thinking.
To avoid failure this time around, policy makers need to heed the lessons gleaned from the tale of these two repositories.
Perhaps, they suggested, some of the research lessons gleaned from international studies could be applied to "the child combatants in our own backyard".
It is called The Boss Rules and its premise is that the road to a fulfilled life lies in applying lessons gleaned from the lyrics of Bruce Springsteen.
