Sentence examples for are likely to read from inspiring English sources

Only people who are likely to read a novel called Sparkles had heard of Louise Bagshawe.

"The Chinese," said Johnson, "are likely to read more menacing implications into the decision".

Only Jackie obsessives are likely to read one, much less both, of these books.

He is untroubled by the fact that very few people — not even his colleagues — are likely to read his book.

The 10 pages or so on the increasingly shambolic universal credit is as crisp a précis of a fiendishly complex problem as you are likely to read.

As a work of populist social science, On Rumours is as compelling as any you are likely to read this year.

The guest list is likely to read like a who's who of Indian business, politics, religion and Bollywood.

If you're accustomed to reading the beautiful sentences of Zadie Smith or Michael Chabon then this kind of thing is likely to read like feral orc claws being scraped across dragon scales.

It's as clear and chilling a statement of intent as you're likely to read.

Her final report is likely to read "Then I turn to wotsisname, you know, the bald one.

Partially, because it's unlike anything I've read before, and partially because it's unlike anything I'm likely to read again – Silence is Goldfish is different.