Sentence examples for be read in the character of from inspiring English sources

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Just as a society's ideas about nature can be read in the character of its parks, and its beliefs about education are often written in the look of its schools, the attitudes of Americans toward children's play can be traced in the changing face of public playgrounds.

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Still, a 60,000 character Facebook post is probably never going to be read in the tiny width of the news feed, and Notes are better place for them.

"His greasy frock coat and antiquated tall hat have been portrayed times without number ... and I think his character is clearly to be read in his face strength of character and cunning".

The character of an island can be read in its ferry dock.

In the digital version, this book can be read either chronologically or character by character – the reader must choose.

The corresponding projection operators can be read off from the columns of the character table.

"He would commit to whatever character he was reading in our table reads.

In other words, and we're reading between the characters here: I messed up.

If characters repeat themselves in a constant numeric manner they can be reduced such that only the one character is read rather than that character multiple times over.

Although there is no explicit sex between the novel's two main characters (or indeed, between any of the characters), this book, widely assigned in secondary schools and some colleges, can easily be read today as a coming-out story.

In Characters of Shakespear's Plays, he makes no mention at all of any stage performances, treating the play as one primarily meant to be read.

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