Sentence examples for only be gained from inspiring English sources

It means the kind of self-awareness and self-knowledge that can only be gained by honest self-questioning.

ZANU, however, went further by emphasizing that one man, one vote could only be gained by an armed revolutionary struggle.

Or that Ralph, knowing his heart's desire can only be gained by the Gaults' return, doesn't undertake his own search for them?

This could only be gained through a popular mandate across ethnic lines for a wider political, economic and social agenda – including peace and reconciliation.

Like bad advice about finding love, this is, apparently, insight that can only be gained once you've given up looking for it.

For the first time in 30 years, Harvard University has reviewed its undergraduate curriculum, concluding that students need more room for broad exploration, a greater familiarity with the world that can only be gained from study abroad, and a deeper, hands-on understanding of science.

But the caveat is that you'll only be gaining data from Xmarks' 4 million plus users.

The idea is that students won't only be gaining skills, but also simultaneously engaging with people already involved in the startup community, making connections and seeing what kinds of jobs are out there.

Indeed, "Linsanity" seems to only be gaining strength, even as we exhaust our supply of Lin puns.

Although these deformations have been studied since the 1960s, significant insights to the rates of DSGSDs have only been gained within the last two decades owing to progress in geochronology, remote sensing and instrumental monitoring.

However, this model is based on the assumption that dynactin subunits had only been gained and not lost during early eukaryotic evolution, and the model contradicts the unikont-bikont and the photosynthetic-nonphotosynthetic split hypotheses.