Sentence examples for case to read from inspiring English sources

What else is there to say?" In any case, to read Xi as a man in sole control of the agenda is to fundamentally misunderstand the Chinese political system.

The current storyline of Helen's abuse by her husband Rob can certainly be difficult to listen to at times, or in my case to read, since I experience what the listener hears when I first get the scripts prior to recording.

But the movie and the book are Audrey's show: in any case, to read about her various insecurities — some of them brought on by her husband at the time, Mel Ferrer — and the little black dress Givenchy wrapped it up in is to experience the heartbreak one feels when learning about the vulnerability in perfection, and how little power one has to help change that.

The students in the 'without context' treatment condition did not have a patient case to read through, so they could invest all the available time on studying the content.

I have cases to read for, presentations to prepare and phone calls from patients to answer.

The people it caters to are not exactly non-readers, but they do not buy books just to read them, or even, in some cases, to read them at all.

Mr. Baker pointed out that even under the broadest interpretation of the law, Congress made it easier for prosecutors and lawyers in civil cases to read other people's e-mail messages than to listen to their phone calls.

"Her fresh take on Shakespeare has encouraged students to think differently about the texts and, in some cases, to read the originals for the first time," Ms. Faust said.

With each of the legal research Internet sites, type in the general subject matter of the issue and the site will give you several cases to read.

The story is, in any case, pleasant to read, and the illustrations are lovely.

I found this programme incredibly hard to listen to, in the same way I found the details of the case impossible to read when it happened.