Sentence examples for doubtful reading from inspiring English sources

An irritant response, a doubtful reading, or a negative reading was interpreted as a negative response.

Doubtful" read the headline on an editorial at www.2600.com, the site for a company that publishes a magazine for hackers.

Fitzgerald called Perkins on the day of publication to monitor reviews: "Any news?" "Sales situation doubtful," read a wire from Perkins on April 20, "[but] excellent reviews".

It's doubtful the read-option will stick.

One typically portentous and grammatically doubtful caption reads, "Sexuality points to nothing beyond itself, except in a frenzy which disrupts it".

He was a very fast reader (though not in the class of Jimmy Carter, who reads 2,000 words a minute), but it is doubtful whether F.D.R. read half the books he acquired.

(It is doubtful that Mr. Bush read any 752-page novels in his youth.

Although it is doubtful that he read Socrates' words, there is little question that this is the insight Maimonides is trying to preserve.

I was doubtful at first that reading the declaration would enhance the overall beer-and-hamburger experience of the day.

It's doubtful people are still reading, but write a saccharine ode to how technology as a whole is improving the lives of people in ways that were totally unexpected, even just 12 months ago.

An irritant response, a doubtful, or a negative reading was interpreted as a negative response.