Sentence examples for deep reading of from inspiring English sources

His writing skill drew on his own deep reading of literature.

But what you get from the Times is a deep reading of foreign news, for example.

Sellars's account of knowledge and experience drew upon his deep reading of the history of philosophy, particularly the works of Immanuel Kant (1724 1804).

Her art has its sources in phenomenology, in the idea of being and nothingness, in mystical thinking and her deep reading of Wittgenstein.

During a lunch break, the two explained their debate style and spoke about their experience in the tournaments while using their expansive vocabularies and deep reading of African American studies scholarship to further expound on their ideas.

Here, his deep reading of European literature, beginning in his teenage years, displayed its influence in a style that combined elegance and wit, engaging the reader in a way that no conventional Marxist exposition could ever manage to do.

"If you want to do a deeper reading of it".

A deeper reading of Scott's novels is implicit in some of Honoré de Balzac's works.

— Katherine Schulten The Common Core State Standards for writing, reading and social studies ask students not only to do "deeper reading" of texts and images, but also to synthesize and distribute their knowledge using collaborative online technologies.

It might seem O.K. to sneer at the companies that increasingly run much of our lives, but a deeper reading of the reports shows an industry in transition, and perhaps getting ready to get even bigger.

Everything checked out – except a deeper reading of the FSA register would have shown that the real Kerry Duffain was a senior person at London hedge fund group, BlueCrest, which has no relationship whatsoever with Weizmann & Young.