Sentence examples for consistently read from inspiring English sources

Reagan consistently read conservative magazines such as Alternative: An American Spectator, Commentary, Human Events, and National Review, and he often mentioned these sources in his commentaries.

This will be Utah State's best team in years, especially if the freshman quarterback Chuckie Keeton can play consistently — read: not turn the ball over.

Finally, this Court's decisions in the course of the past century have consistently read the Constitution as requiring no more, but no less, than transactional immunity.

Miles once tried to explain to the critic Leonard Feather that the blues was not about suffering and pain, emotions critics had consistently read into Miles's "cool pose": "You don't know how to play better just because you've suffered..

The many federal courts that have confronted the question whether these sorts of schemes constitute a "scheme or artifice to defraud" have uniformly and consistently read the statute in the same, sensible way.

It's still more probable, though, that the swing states will ultimately behave like swing states, and move with the country as a whole – in which case a significant number of pollsters will have consistently read either several states or the entire country wrong.

Children need to see adults consistently reading for pleasure.

He consistently reads the green better than anyone I've ever seen, and he makes more long putts in the clutch than anybody I've ever seen".

"Imagine the impact of 400 million school kids systematically and consistently reading materials and watching videos introducing the Olympic ideals during the next seven years".

But it is also important that we are consistently reading writing that is meant for the public.

Haynes: I noticed that in my Boys & Girls Club a couple of kids were consistently reading below their grade level, which was kind of surprising to me.