Sentence examples for be read into the from inspiring English sources

Popular culture since the 1970s has been sending out feminist mythopoetic incarnations modeled on the amazon, the sorceress and the witch with subtle hermeneutics (that is, readings of the hidden prose of the world of nature) that can be read into the world by the uninitiate, as much as read from the world for those intune to humanance and feminance.

And there is a great deal that can be read into the appliance itself.

Suppressed grief and emotional denial can be read into the pictures.

Thus he made it clear nothing could be read into the selection of Cole ahead of Leighton Baines for Tuesday.

In both works the allegorical meanings to be read into the stories are made explicit by the poet.

Nelson said too much shouldn't be read into the games in which the opponents stayed close for a while.

But Mr. Shahristani believes that a sort of Kurdish declaration of independence can be read into the move.

The most subtly nuanced message that may be read into the first acquisitions at Maastricht was delivered by Old Master paintings.

Much could be read into the fact that Manhattanhenge takes place around Memorial Day, which commemorates those lost in war, and baseball's All-Star game.

Mr. Thomas said that Hermès had not changed its position about LVMH and that nothing should be read into the decision to pay a dividend.

The request for such a combination might be read into the psalm, which asks God for restoration as well as for mercy.