gleaner (noun)

1. The detective in the cartoon was a skilled gleaner of clues, carefully collecting and analyzing each piece of evidence.

2. The interior designer acted as a gleaner, slowly gathering small ideas and inspirations to create a unique and personalized space.

3. The author was known as a master gleaner, skillfully collecting fragments of stories and weaving them together to create a compelling novel.

4. During the investigation of the crime, the detective acted as a gleaner of historical records, meticulously gathering small details from different eras to understand the context of the crime.

1. In Greek mythology, Demeter was often depicted as a gleaner, gathering leftover grains after the harvest.

2. As the sun set, a dark figure emerged from the field, moving like a gleaner in search of fresh souls.

3. In the parable of the wheat and the tares, Jesus compared his followers to gleaners, sorting between good and evil.

4. In Charles Dickens' novel 'Oliver Twist', the character Oliver was portrayed as a young gleaner, surviving on whatever food he could find.