Sentence examples for Read it also from inspiring English sources

Read it also for Grant's acute descriptions of its characters: a "firefly of recognition flicker[ing] across [a] face"; orange peel "dropp[ing] down like a kiss-curl"; Bunny Wailer in old age, "his dreadlocks... woven and tied with fine red, green and gold thread, [like]... a prince's turban", smiling the "delicious knowing smile" of the natural mystic.

The new website is a big move for Flipboard: besides giving its users another way to read, it also smashes down the walled garden around its apps, and makes the service part of the open web.

If "The False Prince" with its short paragraphs and clear climaxes works as it is read, it also makes one realize that good fantasies, like good novels, obtain their longevity through what lies beyond the story.

However, I read this statement to him and in addition he read it also and stated that the contents thereof were true to the best of his knowledge.

Malek insisted that he had only scanned the book, but said, "it talks about family, it talks about travails" and was "deeply personal and warm with a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff that is fun to read". It also included 16 pages of color pictures, Malek said, including photos of Palin as a child.

"If you're not very confident in your spoken abilities," write it out on your PowerPoint slides so that "the audience can read it also," says William Rozycki, a professor studying linguistics and pedagogy at the Center for Language Research at the University of Aizu who sometimes collaborates with Wilson.

You can read this book as a meta-fiction about creating a voice, or as a case study, but you can't escape reading it also as an accusation of human insufficiency rendered without the slightest trace of self-righteousness.

For long reads, it also trims off the tails portion at 3′-ends that are beyond median read length.

In response to the cyberbullying issue, Byttow's farewell post read, "it's also the ultimate double-edged sword, which must be wielded with great respect and care".

You can read it now also on iPad and Kindle.

So although spelling English more phonetically might make it easier to read, it might also make it harder to understand.