Sentence examples for might glean from from inspiring English sources

She had to battle to live every day – as you might glean from The Bell Jar.

She offers up these sorrows to see what others might glean from them.

That would be a political tragedy, more consequential than anything body-language experts might glean from Obama and Bibi.

Inventories grew despite widespread cuts in price for both new construction and resales, as any home shopper might glean from all the "reduced" notices on Web sites.

She had picked up the book from the library not for any grand ideas she might glean from the text; sometimes she forgot a sentence the moment she figured out its meaning.

Goldman's legal department pulled out the bank's contract with Bloomberg, which prohibits Bloomberg from using confidential information it might glean from its relationship with Goldman for purposes not contemplated by the contract.

We're still squarely in comicbook territory, but you might glean more enjoyment from Gotham if you think of it as a stealth adaptation of Dick Tracy rather than a Batman origin story.

She is remembered for the radical step of doing theological field work, talking to Latina women for theological insights that scholars might not glean from books.

In The Power Broker, his 1974 biography of Moses, Anthony Caro makes him seem as fascinating a character as the devil himself, while one might also glean from Flint's book that Moses was a second Stalin who would have liked to relocate all those he had the power to evict to a gulag in Queens.

Any clues might be gleaned from his favorites of Mr. Zimmer's many movie scores.

Following routine procedure, F.B.I. agents in Phoenix asked agents in Los Angeles to interview Ronald Reagan for any information he might have gleaned from his son.