Sentence examples for exceptionally well read from inspiring English sources
Clever and exceptionally well read (the same cannot be said of all literary agents), he was also quietly witty and tremendous fun.
He was exceptionally well read: he had had a first-class education in English, French, and Italian literature at Princeton, from which he graduated in 1916, and he kept adding languages all his life.
"He was exceptionally well read and he knew about loads of stuff: any particular topic you could bring up".
Sugar, after all, seems as out of place in her depraved surroundings as little Oliver Twist: effortlessly poised, exceptionally well-read, and, as played by everyone's favourite English rose Romola Garai, preternaturally fresh-faced.
And in later years he was able to use his encyclopaedic memory to put modern events into the context both of his own lifetime and the rest of American history, in which he was exceptionally well-read.
"Claudia is a Brooklyn-raised, quick-witted, bawdy, tri-lingual, exceptionally well-read woman of the world who has arguably held more jobs and traveled more places than all of the Tucks combined--and they've been living for 100-plus years".
The OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment ranks New Zealand's education system as the 7th best in the world, with students performing exceptionally well in reading, mathematics and science.
Most important was a pair of white ladies who visited her school and were so impressed by her reading aloud — it was the myth of Persephone, crossing between realms of dark and light, which, she recalls, she read exceptionally well because it "exalted" her — that they made her a present of a hundred new pennies and the first real books she ever owned.
It's been a privilege to have read consecutively two exceptionally well crafted novels – Jim Crace's Harvest (Picador) and Colum McCann's Transatlantic (Bloomsbury).
He kicked well on both feet, a virtue of the coaching diligence of his father Howard, recovered quickly when the ball spilled to the ground, read the play exceptionally well, marked with an agility and leap that belied his heavy-set frame and fired off goal-assist handballs more often than is perhaps remembered.
