Sentence examples similar to truly gaining from inspiring English sources

"No single force will be able to truly gain an upper hand in the country".

A comparison of these scores to see which teachers and classes have truly gained the most would be more equitable.

To truly gain from an online education, students would have to be truly motivated and know what they wanted to pursue.

Has anyone truly gained any pleasure from a cupcake-making masterclass they've had to go on because one of the hens is pregnant?

My male friends, like me, have the sense they're being given a guided tour through a world to which even a relationship with a woman doesn't truly gain them access.

A3 Egyptians Question Powell Secretary of State Colin Powell was told in a meeting with Egyptian civic leaders that American backing for political reform in the region would only truly gain momentum if Washington pushed for a fair settlement to the Israeli-Arab dispute.

For us to truly gain an advantage against microbes, we need to engineer and design methods to avoid that cycle.

Thanks to these monsters at Harvard the RoboBees truly gained mastery over the air and the sea.

Although Shimojo says the new device is a leap forward in neuroengineering, he questions whether the rats truly gained a new sense.

What will you truly gain by improving your score?

Spreckels hired Tommy Getz, a theater showman, to manage the property, and it was under Getz's guidance that the property truly gained its Ramona association.