Sentence examples for to glean about from inspiring English sources
Another question is what kind of data the government will be able to glean about the service's users and what they share.
In short, she says, there was little new to glean about the conduct of the policing operation, nor more lessons to be learned.
He befriends three teenagers -- two girls and a boy -- and joins their "sex club," in which they solemnly (and amusingly) swap whatever scant information they've been able to glean about the birds and the bees.
Much of what it is possible to glean about the life of Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly can be found on social networking sites and the information he submitted for his car licence.
While much remains to be resolved -- including the return of the plane and the resumption of the reconnaissance flights at the center of this confrontation -- there was a lot to glean about Mr. Bush's management style.
Here's what I've been able to glean about The Boy She Met Online – it's a 2010 Lifetime movie about how everyone who says they're a cute boy online is really either a pervert or a murderer or an ugly boy or whatever.
Overall, the best approach is to use this information gleaned about personality as a way to acknowledge that differences exist, and to develop personal and interactive strategies to help creatives function at their most effective and productive.
The use of the informant was to glean information about what the aides knew about the Russian efforts to hack into Democratic emails — not to spy on Mr. Trump's campaign, according to people familiar with the matter.
One question is whether the police could search the contents of cellphones seized during arrests, allowing them to glean information about the person being arrested or about the movement.
Disneyland officials have been tight-lipped about renovations to Club 33, forcing Disney fan websites to glean details about the makeover from members who have received email updates, toured a preview center or visited a password-protected website.
And since Bennu has a 1-in-2,700 chance of impacting Earth about 200 years from now, researchers figure it would be good to glean insights about the asteroid's fate — and how it might intersect with our own.
