If SP enthusiasts simply spoke of blending sounds, no one would think that this was reading, even if it was seen as a helpful step on the way.
And young children get excited about the mere fact that they're reading, even if the content strikes adults as dull.
It's hard to read, even as the news from upstate and New England has dropped off dramatically in recent days.
Rait-Kovaleva's text bears an indelible watermark of the Soviet literary establishment, but her domestication of Salinger's language also played a valuable function, insuring that "The Catcher in the Rye" would be printed and widely read, even as it touched on subjects like prostitution and homosexuality that were largely off limits to the country's own writers.
One of her letters to the mother of a young murder victim read: "Even as I'm writing this I'm crying again.
On the eve of the Second World War, he was still tinkering with the machine — considering entering votes on the paper roll as lead marks that could be read electrically, or even, as he wrote to I.B.M.'s director for market research in 1939, "on a punch card".
Be this as it may, it seems clear that van der Sandt's generalization cannot be read as biconditional: even if poor presuppositions are difficult to accommodate, the reverse doesn't always hold.
It can even be read as an attempt to hold the Bush administration to its own rhetoric about democracy.
The Administration's recent sudden reversal of its position on Zelaya's restoration and the legitimacy of the upcoming elections in Honduras can even be read as a collapse under conservative Republican pressure.
A portrait of commercial fishing in the North Atlantic as the written word alone could never render it, "Leviathan" conveys the brutal toll that the enterprise takes on the workers and on the ocean, and it could even be read as an environmental parable in which the sea threatens to exact its revenge on humanity.
