Sentence examples for curious reading from inspiring English sources
Grossman recorded Suslov's comments as soon as he got home, and they make for curious reading.
He believes that the Tea Party is a grass-roots uprising against Wall Street, a curious reading since the movement gained its impetus from a rant against the president delivered by a television personality on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
By a curious reading of a 1996 rule from the Emerging Issues Taskforce, a panel connected to the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
This training was of course a highly unusual one for a linguistics student in North America at the time (and continues to be so!) and led to a rather curious reading path that I'll sketch here.
On the other hand, there's also a common argument (made by obsessive readers like me!) that wide and curious reading is one of the best ways to cultivate empathy, to understand people who aren't like you.
This is a curious reading of the DSM, given the latter's insistence on its own nature as providing a medical nomenclature, and as aetiologically neutral (American Psychiatric Association, 1994: xvii xviii).
Kate: I'm a very curious (read: nosey) person.
It's a curious read, written with the urgency and pain of wartime, and it fired me with a fresh interest in its author, many of whose books are now being revived by Bello.
If you're curious, read Ann Louise Bardach's Without Fidel, which exposes this wasteful joke.
They provide health care, promote development, and support mental health, taking on, to some degree, the role of a kind of grandmother, teaching young mothers how to understand what their babies are saying to them by being curious, and reading cues.
Curious after reading the book, I asked Mr. Yeager whether they had children — since it's almost impossible to get children to eat such things as beef heart, liver and kidneys (apparently some of Mr. Yeager's favorites) and it's harder for a big family to live without a car.
