Sentence examples for be read and studied from inspiring English sources

As a model of good writing and humane sensibility, this book will be read and studied forever".

Elizabeth Anscombe, Philippa Foot and Iris Murdoch all produced major contributions that continue to be read and studied decades after publication.

That is why this book should be read and studied by this generation if we are to make progress, for there is no other way.

It should therefore be read and studied like any other book, with due attention to the motives of its authors and the errors that had crept in throughout years of transmission.

Journal by Hélène Berr, published in 2008, deserves to be read and studied in every school in the civilised world, read and reread for what it tells of the circumstances of the arrest of a young and brilliant Jewish girl in Paris and her eventual murder in Bergen-Belsen, days before that camp was liberated.

This is a book that needs to be read and studied closely by scholars.

Christianity brought Latin to Ireland, and the writings of both the Church Fathers and Classical authors were read and studied.

Both are now attributed to Sir Walter Ralegh, and it is under his name as a poet that they circulate and are read and studied today.

In essence, a herbarium is analogous to a library of carefully preserved plants where the specimens themselves and the labels associated with them provide a wealth of information once they have been "read" and studied by scientists.

Unlike the papers of some other great economists, those of Kenneth Arrow are being read and studied today with even greater care and attention than when they first appeared in the journals.

We know about this incident almost wholly from Cicero's side; in fact, four speeches that he delivered accusing Catiline of treason and revealing what he knew of the plot went on to the Roman school curriculum almost immediately, as models of persuasive oratory, and have been read and studied ever since.