Sentence examples for be read as one from inspiring English sources

No one's suggesting every male under 25 in the movies has to be a potential cast member of Dog Pound – but it's still odd to find the current template for young leading men one whose default response to the world is a wan shrug, his persona so eternally wispy that Scott Pilgrim can be read as one giant riff on his perceived inability to make his way out of the proverbial paper bag.

He wanted to be read as one reads Proust, with whom he has often been compared.

Justin Trudeau's sweeping victory in Canada could be read as one more indication that voters in the Western world are moving left — and toward populism.

Marti Perarnau's Pep Confidential, an authorised diary of the manager's first season in charge in Bavaria, can be read as one long rebuttal of that saintly characterisation.

Now, 10 years after its first publication, Trencherman can be read as one of the foundational texts of post-1994 South African speculative fiction, alongside Lauren Beukes's Moxyland and Zoo City, and Henrietta Rose-Innes's Nineveh and Green Lion.

"Why, if there's a good God, do we have suffering, especially of the innocent?" As for science and Darwinism, the biblical book of Genesis "is not a science book and should not be read as one.

Names of children are read as one enters this moving and "living" experience of remembrance.

This was read as one more sign of the disdain big city officials have for rural folk, as well as a possible health threat.

Are you ever worried about pieces being read as one-liners and not penetrate any deeper?

I recognized what I was reading as one of Lorre's vanity cards.

When it emerges that Noone is struggling with writer's block, and one considers that Maupin's most recent novel was published as far back as 1992, one is less than convinced by the other pun in Gabriel's surname - that it can be read as "no one".