Sentence examples for be read in its from inspiring English sources

Ying followed up with another post, which Yeo quotes; it's deeply moving and should be read in its entirety; it's a letter to his parents, in which he asks them to keep a record of threats by the police and discusses the over-all conditions of life in China, of what he calls "this country's corrupt system": A single line you say or a single film is enough threaten your own safety.

The security paper can be read in its entirety here (it's a PDF), which I found via Cryptome.

The speech deserves to be read in its entirety since it represents the most thoughtful statement to date of the President's reflections on how protecting America's interests and realizing American aspirations must be tempered by a recognition of the limits of power.

I believe it does and that, so as to appreciate the drama as well as the smoothness, it should be read in its entirety.

Then the main block of Sunni MPs, who had been boycotting parliament for an unrelated reason, insisted that it could not be read in its absence.

That fire was further flamed when The Economist issued a half-hearted apology claiming that they had withdrawn the review, when, in fact, they simply edited the page where it originally appeared then linked to another page where it could still be read in its entirety.

The reader is immediately struck by what Mulhall (2005, viii) calls the "tortured intensity of [Heidegger's] prose", although if the text is read in its original German it is possible to hear the vast number of what appear to be neologisms as attempts to reanimate the German language.

Parts of it were excerpted in newspapers around the world, and it was read, in its entirety, on the radio.

It is read in its entirety during the Sunni taraweeh prayers in the holy month of Ramadan.

The "Ladder" is read in its entirety in Orthodox monasteries during Lent.

The readings are scheduled to last about 30 hours, organizers said, with the book being read in its entirety — about 260,000 words — by actors, musicians, scholars and Joyce aficionados.