Sentence examples for able to read him from inspiring English sources

One of the many losses in Roth's retirement is that, as he says of Updike, we will not be able to read him on the era of Obama.

Nor are the remarks which follow any exception, for since my first encounter with Walser I, too, have only ever been able to read him in an unsystematic fashion.

Though this tranche of letters from the great literateuse were addressed to the American poet Edward Hill, we can all earwig with pleasure about Athill's meeting with the ancient don John Sparrow ("I realised I was a human sacrifice") and feeling "horrified" about dinner next to Salman Rushdie ("I've never been able to read him").

"but we're not able to read him yet".

Not only for you to be able to read him, but so he can read you.

I write poems -- I want him to be able to read them".

You should be able to read them".

And I want children in the future to be able to read them all," Gove wrote.

Thirty years ago, you'd have been able to read about him only in teenage magazines or see him on TV music and chat shows, and that would have been it.

Among other things, this allows L'Ouverture to suddenly be able to read, and gives him terrible premonitions of his country's future, causing him to doubt his visions of liberty for his people.

"I want to be able to read stories to him and share some of his firsts".