Sentence examples for a fine reading from inspiring English sources
They have had a fine reading series off and on.
The evening opened with a fine reading of Debussy's well-loved, "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun".
The film, most of it shot on location in Bedfordshire, is beautifully lit by Greig Fraser and it ends with a fine reading by Ben Whishaw of "Ode to a Nightingale" that begins after Fanny has walked across a wintry Hampstead Heath in a mourning dress of her own creation and accompanies the credits to the very end.
As Lyubov's daughters, Rachel Botchan and Mimi Bilinski are convincing; John Wylie is credibly befuddled as Firs, the nonagenarian servant for whom Russia has gone downhill since the abolition of slavery; and Edward Seamon gives a fine reading of Pishchik, a neighboring landowner who is always borrowing a few rubles to meet his mortgage.
Then a fine reading and comparison of experimental conditions appear necessary to extract any tendency of NP behavior in physiological medium.
And Patel gives a fine reading of Anish Das, a polite yet self-confident Indian living comfortably and at ease in London in the mid-1980's and unafraid to speak his mind.
Not that that matters; When Will There Be Good News? is simply a fine read.
There's a bit too much stand-up comedy but there's a good twist and, overall, it's a fine read.
All in all, Wolf Hall is a fine read for the enthusiast of English history, then, and one that rewards the reader patient enough to submit to its length.
To justify sending detainees to these countries, the Administration appears to be relying on a very fine reading of an imprecise clause in the United Nations Convention Against Torture (which the U.S. ratified in 1994), requiring "substantial grounds for believing" that a detainee will be tortured abroad.
In fact, his struggle with Eliot is also a struggle to grasp what language can do.The heart of the book is Mr Donoghue's re-assessment of the doctrine of Symbolism via an exceptionally fine reading of "La Figlia che Piange".
