Sentence examples for be read by some from inspiring English sources

The liberation of language could be read by some as barometer of how far women have come as creators of television content.

The label also displays a quick-response code that can be read by some smartphones to generate model literature and other data about the vehicle.

"The story I will tell could be read by some as a tragedy," Lee Smolin writes in "The Trouble with Physics: The Rise of String Theory, the Fall of a Science, and What Comes Next" (Houghton Mifflin; $26).

With the global economy now reeling from the banking crisis that began in the United States, and as the explosive economic growth of China begins to slow, the rise and fall of Pingyao could be read by some as a cautionary tale.

Its rapid ascent will surely be read by some that investors have shaken off their technology-stock jitters and are ready to put money into growing tech firms.

I feel the need to say that over and over again to begin with because this post will inevitably be read by some as some sort of anti-Nintendo screed.

This passage was read by some critics as a kind of cop-out.

The payment was read by some bondholders as a signal that the talks were proceeding smoothly.

At the height of her popularity Ann Landers was read by some 90 million people.

Their blog, which offers sharp-tongued and often bitchy commentary on a potpourri of pop culture, is read by some fashion heavyweights.

It was read by some as an allegory for the divisions between Turks and Kurds and was more subtle than the films for which Mr. Sunal became famous.