Sentence examples for drawn into reading from inspiring English sources

Since we can now call up papers relevant to a specific topic with a simple search, the habit of popping down to the library to flip through the table of contents of all the week's new journals is being lost, and with it, the chance to be drawn into reading an absorbing study in a different field.

The opening sentence should grab the attention of the reader and draw them into reading the rest of the review.

Lots of children who don't normally read have been drawn into books by the first three Potter books.

Although the lustful portion of the Petraeus scandal is hardly disappearing — who else will be drawn into it, and when will we read the e-mails?

Enough so that students who read Paul Fallows are ineluctably drawn into a hush-hush labyrinthine game that "Dominance" calls "the Procedure".

Many Hollywood actors were drawn into the church by a friend or by reading "Dianetics"; a surprising number of them, though, came through the Beverly Hills Playhouse.

I found that I followed the pictures much better than in other graphic novels I have tried to read which helped me get properly drawn into the story.

As you read this book you will be drawn into Scar's world and you will be sad when this book finishes.

The third read looked decent, but that was when he saw Brian Westbrook ad-lib into something like the fourth read, one of the last options drawn into the play.

"Rather than being drawn in by an account of Darwin's adventures on the Beagle or reading about his scientific processes," Mr. Collee said, "you were drawn into his world via his wife and his children".

Meanwhile, she is drawn into helping him in a robbery scheme by using her ability to read lips.