Sentence examples for been made to read from inspiring English sources

After reading a review from Publishers Weekly, Wallace wrote Howard, "The guy seemed downright angry at having been made to read the thing".

No effort seems even to have been made to read them till the Metropolitan showed them to a Father van der Ploeg, a visiting Dutch scholar at the Ecole Biblique, who identified one of the scrolls as Isaiah but was discouraged by the scholars of the school from pursuing the matter further.

Attempts have been made to read a hoodoo significance into the phrase "dust my broom".

It's a great short read and one I wish every person was made to read.

Lawyers were over-represented among America's Founding Fathers, and as students they were made to read him.

The man purported to be Foley was made to read a statement blaming the US for his own murder.

She said: "Many teenagers will think that being made to read Dickens aged 16 is just tedious.

He is middle-aged, with shaggy white-blond hair and the kind of voice that is made to read the Bible aloud.

I was made to read Dickens and George Eliot at school, which was such tough going for me that I believed reading fiction to be a form of torture.

The place was full of hippies from down south who were reading Mervyn Peake and Tolkien, and suddenly they were made to read Barthes and Derrida.

I'm also glad, from a literary point of view, that I read the Bible at some point, because it seemed to underpin so much of what I read (or was made to read) subsequently.