Sentence examples for be read because of from inspiring English sources

For Madame Bovary he took a commonplace story of adultery and made of it a book that will always be read because of its profound humanity.

In Madame Bovary Flaubert took a commonplace story of adultery and made of it a book that has continued to be read because of its profound humanity.

Ninety-eight percent of the IVC scans were interpretable and read; 1 out of 50 could not be read because of poor image quality.

In part that's because this novel was the first proper book I had read that wasn't being read because of parental or teacher endorsement.

It seemed important that each name be read, because most of the victims' lives were truncated at a young age, some in their teens, before they had a chance to carve out a strong identity.

I don't agree with his politics now (he supports the Hindutva brigade), but his work should be read because it tells of what a brutal society we live in.

This is because, with shallow depth, the two alleles of the same SNP may not be read and because of errors in calling SNPs.

However, the Treasury insisted that the figures should be read cautiously, because of distortions caused by the contentious £2.9bn bill levied on the UK by the European commission.

There were 202 'Ayes' to the right and 228 'Nos' meaning the government lost by 26 votes, but it had to be read out twice because of the noise from MPs.

No, I'd like them to be read by lots of people, because that buys me socks (if you know what I mean).

The results of the present meta-analysis should be read with cautiousness, mainly because of the considerable statistical heterogeneity found in four out of six meta-analytic comparisons, indicative of inconsistency in the results of included studies.