Sentence examples for will come away with from inspiring English sources

Anyone willing to extrapolate from the evidence at hand will come away with a new appreciation of the intense, perfectionist fast-moving world of modern type design, its overwhelming importance and its ties to the ancient art of calligraphy.

What do you hope the listeners will come away with from this album?

Everyone involved will come away with a pleasant sheen of innovation and entrepreneurship.

"That's what I'm hoping people will come away with," Ms. Lake said.

"We hope that people will come away with the fact that they can actually do something," said WuDunn.

If you see the show, you will come away with a permanent, rowdy new tenant of your mind.

Almost any reader will come away with admiration for the groups Robinson describes and the men in them.

You will come away with vivid memories of the art — some hundred and fifty wonderful pieces — both for what it is and for what it says.

Indeed, several of the strongest factors, like big-game experience and error control, predict that James will come away with his first championship with Miami.

What children don't learn about the Nativity in this rendition an adult can easily fill in; what they will come away with is the story's spirit.

No doubt most readers of this book will come away with the conclusion that our principal enemy in all this is ourselves.