Sentence examples for be necessary to read from inspiring English sources
A Web connection will not be necessary to read a book.
Dr. Morris said that even though the actual breaking of codes might not be necessary to read encrypted messages, Dr. Rabin's method could have an effect.
But Mr. Holder said that in the "unlikely" event that Mr. bin Laden was captured alive, it would not be necessary to read him his rights.
I'm not sure it's necessary to read To Kill a Mockingbird in order to understand Macon Ravenwood.
Too much reading 'fine print.' Nearly every memorandum has a catch in it and it has been necessary to read at least a thousand of 'em and as many reports.
It is necessary to read closely, to understand what this woman is saying underneath what she appears to be saying: what she wants and needs to say, what she cannot say, and why she so often chooses to say something else entirely.
The poet J.H. Prynne has said that "mental ears" are necessary to read and write poetry — that one needs to register, in other words, not only what a line of poetry means, in a literal sense, but also how it works in phonological, socio-historical, and semantic terms.
In these essays, Strauss argued that, when reading certain pre-modern thinkers, it is necessary to read between the lines.
