Sentence examples for a need to read from inspiring English sources

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(Having that, I never saw a need to read a life of Chekhov, whom I revere).

"I would say no, because I don't have a need to read it at the moment," she said.

I always write out of a need to read something, rather than a need to write something.

To some readers, the best category is the free bin, and Mr. Johnson will hand over books on credit, "if I see someone with a need to read".

Thus they could reliably agree that there is a mental disorder called Guardian Readers Personality Disorderr with the symptoms of a need to read this paper regularly, an overvaluation of the Guardian, and so on.

He put out a magazine at high school, called More Trash, which was 'less satirical than smart ass', but it brought home to him that 'by writing strong opinions about topical things everybody felt a need to read it, and they were perversely interested in who you were going to needle next'.

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Maybe there's a twisted need to read the comments as a form of self-preservation, to be prepared for what may come down the pike".

How many stories about one man's ill-advised taco salad tweet does a woman need to read? .

Users have an insatiable need to read and watch stuff.

A Handmade Kindle Case – As a writer you need to read.

You don't need to learn a trade — you need to read Chaucer!

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