Sentence examples for I've begun reading from inspiring English sources

I've begun reading Andres books about different families, including donor-egg children.

I had begun reading his work last summer, inspired by a flurry of events: In June, Donald Trump had unveiled a Presidential campaign that singled out Mexican immigrants as a threat ("They're bringing crime, they're rapists") and inveighed against political correctness.

I had begun reading the article in earnest because Mr. Mehta quickly posits the question of what happened to the poor people of Brooklyn, only to find him stating that South Brooklyn "feels like a giant set for a sitcom about trendy young people" several paragraphs later.

I had begun reading the book during my visit to Germany this summer and put it down for a writing priority on other but connected subject.

Once you've begun reading, a strange magnetism of the pointless asserts itself.

Once you've begun reading, you will want to talk over the books you're reading.

She has begun reading more religious books.

He had begun reading Vogue as a teenager, and Vreeland's stylish fantasies made him dream of becoming an editor.

Boertje-Obed had begun reading about Dorothy Day, who had encouraged workers at munitions plants to walk away from their jobs.

He had begun reading more widely (he never got a college degree), starting with Carl Sagan's books on science and moving on to Joseph Campbell and others.

But in the last year, he has begun reading the "one-year" Bible, 365 brief portions that can each be read in a few minutes daily.