Sentence examples for a reading as a from inspiring English sources

"We went to an astrologer," Ms. Greene said, having received a reading as a birthday gift.

"Uncompromisingly hermetic in attitude and rigorously concise in utterance," Mr. Auster wrote, Mr. Dupin's poetry "demands of us not so much a reading as an absorption".

Some of these pieces are as compelling a read as a Russian five-year plan.

You enjoy a good read as well as a good listen.

It is a fun read as well as a thrilling one.

This is just as well, as his new book is in most other ways a depressing read, as well as an insightful one.

SHE'S NOT THERE is an entertaining read as well as an informative one.

It has a narrative that reads as much like a parable as an autobiography.

But perhaps they are doing more than providing a prurient reading, as such a western label might suggest?

As underlined in the historical overview, dialogical logic was born in the context of constructivism, so it is not a surprise that the attack against ¬A and A→B is the same: the constructive negation of A reads as A→⊥.

Or, perhaps, a literary version in which the characters in a novel you're reading as a class debate an important issue or question raised in that work?