Sentence examples for What reads from inspiring English sources
What reads for 100 pages like a Dead Poets-style classroom drama becomes something bloodier and more elemental.
What reads at first glance like a clutch purse in Saavedra's hand is really a brick, derived from a poster commemorating the Paris uprisings of 1968.
What reads like a sufficiently pleasant day in each other's company becomes, for them, an unforgettable memory and an ineluctable call to be together.
What reads as whining in Azerrad's 1993 book, "Come as You Are," and other print interviews, sounds, in Cobain's voice, like the complicated self-critique of a bright, self-aware, very mixed-up person.
What reads on paper like a crime-soap becomes a mysterious and surreal experience on the screen.
In what reads like a bleak sign of things to come, the US Congress managed to cobble together a fiscal cliff deal that was passed after deadline.
That's what reading Peter Ackroyd is like.
Think you know what reading is?
"That's what everyone reads".
Reading, then talking about what we read.
