Sentence examples for reflections gleaned from inspiring English sources

Early-modern European authors had their commonplace books: journals they filled with excerpts from classical and modern works, snippets of journalism and reflections gleaned from daily life.

Reflections on insights gleaned from the instructional design process of the project and students' perceptions are presented with related recommendations.

It must be highlighted that several major trials into ARDS were published around the time of this survey, which may make the responses to some questions difficult to interpret and the responses we gleaned may not now be a reflection of current clinical practice [ 13– 15].

In addition to SNB, further reflections on number space interaction in the RNG task can also be gleaned through additional, more complex measures of how the changing pattern of response choices "moves" along the number line (Loetscher & Brugger, 2009).

In 1824 he published Reflections on the Motive Power of Fire, which laid down the basic principles, gleaned from observations of how energy moved around engines and how wasted heat and useful work were related.

The way Jia gleaned the stories in A Touch of Sin is also a reflection of this changing China.

Saints gleaned instant dividends.

But what can be gleaned is worrying.

Typically, he gleaned crucial information.

He had gleaned valuable knowledge.

Others were gleaned from variety of sources.