Sentence examples for what we gather from inspiring English sources

"From what we gather, everything is holding," said Robert Hearnes, police chief in nearby Charleston, Mo.

"From what we gather, these autobiographies are even more popular in the UK than in the States," he said.

"But from what we gather," he said, "it appears to be a structurally unworkable policy that does not ensure access to affordable prescription drugs for all beneficiaries".

"What we gather from his confession was, the motive was in fact to go out and attack Mexicans," said Detective Sgt. Robert Reecks, commanding officer of the bias crimes unit.

What we gather from these books and Faludi's is that the script America reverted to in the fall of 2001 was the oldest in our literary imagination, our frontier fear that savages ("dark-skinned, non-Christian combatants") would seize our defenseless women while our girlie men were watching Oprah.

"Whereas most of what we gather in our laboratory is somewhat removed from the real world". Although almost all the tools he is using are already a part of G.M.'s resources, Green is inventing one device specifically for the racing project: a "black box" that will go on each race car.

Most of what we gathered about him was not public, although today people are very familiar with him".

"From what we gathered, this is not a benign process," says Dr Ranit Mishori, the lead author.

Skrumping, for the uninitiated, involves holding your hands out at your sides and gyrating your hips like you're turning an invisible hula hoop -- at least that's what we gathered from their little demonstration.

From what we gathered, when two candidates sit down and call each other liars while offering up half-truths in their own defense, it's hard to trust either of them.

All we can know about the act of creation must be derived from what we can gather about the relation of the creatures to their Creator".