Sentence examples for wrest from this from inspiring English sources

Egan says that she was "eager to revisit" the story because of the way it conveys "a feeling of intense menace, but mixed with a lot of other complicated humanity, specifically parenthood, and, I think, too, the feeling of redemption that somehow Mary Gaitskill managed to wrest from this very dark and threatening situation".

This isn't a commentary on the event itself, rather on the way the media has sensationalized the heck out of it -- for every advertising dollar they can wrest from this important anniversary.

Here is lodged the precious ore that the biographers struggle to wrest from the Hugheses.

Or does it wrest from the city a new admission that the police did wrong?

The current account market is the one which has traditionally been hardest to wrest from the "big four".

Whitehead manages, what's more, to wrest from the book's essentially static structure a lovely, satisfying ending.

But there might be limits to how much control automakers would want to wrest from the driver: leaving the driver with little to do could be problematic.

Should a developer have ideas about an A4's cleverer use as flats, much of their time and treasure is spent trying to wrest it from this curt classification.

She is still reliant on a fairy godmother (Helena Bonham Carter) to help wrest her from this servile purgatory, and her life ambitions still seem to include marrying a prince and wearing a very nice dress.

Bear in mind that very little, if any, of this money wrested from the banksters by the SEC and other agencies goes back to the people who were ripped off in the first place.

Exactly how much it will need to wrest from its unions to operate efficiently is unclear.