Sentence examples for may come away from inspiring English sources

Spend an afternoon flipping avidly through the May issues of Bon Appétit, Gourmet and Food & Wine, and you may come away convinced that any halfway respectable Memorial Day weekend dinner party must include two appetizers, a special cocktail, a fish course before a main dish or two, six or seven side dishes and two desserts.

A viewer of Shane Carruth's new movie "Upstream Color" may come away with a similar feeling.

"You may come away thinking, 'Wow, he agrees with me,' " he said.

You may come away feeling a peculiar paradoxical sameness to the work despite its unusual diversity.

Readers of "Bad Money" may come away with a similar impulse to flee.

Viewers may come away from Mr. Moore's movie believing some things that probably aren't true.

As with any discount store, the stock varies hugely from week to week, so you may or may not come away with the bargain of the century.

Still, for all this stagecraft and hybrid musicality, you may still come away wondering about a vexing question or two.

As it turned out, both teams may have come away with a degree of buyer's remorse.

It did not happen that way, but now he is optimistic he may yet come away with a major prize.

Fans who pine for the sport's earlier, slapdash eras may also come away a little saddened, having been reminded of just how polished and corporate the sport has become.