Sentence examples for badly read from inspiring English sources
The book was, in the main, badly read.
[V] Back 47 Eileen is here imitating the false rhythm of bad poetry being badly read.
The Second Amendment, even badly read, is not greater than the "inalienable rights" of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" that sparked a revolution and led to the founding of this nation.
Some days he kept to his regime and rules, but on others he did "nothing", "almost nothing", did things "badly", "read Gogol" or "overslept".
One of his female classmates, also 14, did badly reading maps; she tries to improve her symbolic learning with exercises that look like a hybrid of crossword puzzles and mazes; she claims she's doing much better.
When she was doing badly, she read romances, lots of them, and smoked heavily.
I wanted very badly to read this book.
"You know how badly he reads his own poetry," one of his friends once complained to another.
I felt very badly when I read about poor Ted Roethke — must have been a heart attack?
I felt very badly when I read about poor Ted Roethke must have been a heart attack?
