Sentence examples for be read in so from inspiring English sources

The man the Communist Party is busy grooming to be China's next leader can be read in so many ways.

"Divoli's vocals can be read in so many ways, so I wanted to see both sides my take on Divoli's verses, and Kingdom's too," he writes.

These articles are intended to be read in sequence, so start off with number one and work your way through.

"That concept is so big that it becomes overwhelming and people get discouraged because they don't actually see that result… I wrote '[RE]FRAME' to be read in small doses so that people can digest the information and think about whether or not they want to change the way they currently do something.

It is meant to be read in its entirety so as to not make the dire mistake of dismissing medication as an often needed, life changing intervention approach.

Additionally, each of the 15 chapters can be read in no particular order so the book loses any thematic or emotional momentum that the narrative could -- and should -- have generated.

Gapper's work is an Internet published work (Penguin Special Short, $3.99) that can be read in two hours or so.

It suggests that her work must be read in direct relation to life events, so that this picture depicts a moment of "retaliation" against her husband.

As to the most damning evidence: Did Kidd make the speech that was read in court, and made to sound so sinister?

All I know about Jane Fernandes is what I've been reading in the papers, so I have no opinion about whether she is the best available person to be Gallaudet's president.

The stuff I was reading in the 1960s now looks dated, so it's easy to forget how cutting edge it was.