Sentence examples for material gleaned from inspiring English sources

The I.N.S. made a 13-minute composite tape of material gleaned from the 500.

Also included is a clause that would make it an offence for newspapers to publish material gleaned from secret state documents, without any countervailing public-interest defence.

Wall labels refer to developments in mass culture, and a room full of touch screens enables viewers to browse relevant historical material gleaned from the Internet.

Actually it is not an entirely new show; it is an omnibus that includes new material gleaned from interviews around New Haven (including those with the mayor and the police chief) grafted onto set pieces from the group's previous work.

The material gleaned from the grandfather about the training process is competent enough and provides a few interesting historical details about Tiger Moths, board and lodging and moody sergeants.

The abuses they are alleged to have perpetrated were "not matters of individual, spontaneous misconduct, but planned, calculated and trained abuses by branches of the state", and the use of material gleaned during such interrogations to take action against the prisoners was "profoundly unlawful and a manifest injustice".

The use of materials gleaned from Boots' cosmetics counter, she explains, is not a kind of feminist critique of sculpture – "though I am a feminist".

Mr. Sutyagin, a researcher at Russia's Institute of U.S.A. and Canada until his arrest in 1999, has defended himself by saying that as a scholar he never had access to classified information and only provided materials gleaned from open sources.

It's here that Vaughan makes his freshest contribution, using a wealth of materials gleaned from wartime police files and intelligence archives, some of which were only recently declassified by French and German authorities, to flesh out precisely how and why she became an agent, and how she sought to profit from her German connections during the war.

About half the buildings in Wuzhen are surviving historic structures; a third have been renovated or largely rebuilt using reclaimed historic materials gleaned, typically, from cleared sites in Shanghai; and the rest of the tableau – most obviously in the form of hotels – is newly built.

A path winds through the campsite, fringed by the impressive lodgings of residents who seem to have adopted this paradisiacal existence for the long term, shoring up their shelters with found objects and materials gleaned from the surrounding forests.