Sentence examples for experience to read from inspiring English sources

Warner called Krasznahorkai's prose "absolutely stunning", and a "thrilling" experience to read.

"It has been a very uplifting experience to read these books," said Scurr.

It's a strange experience to read a critic best known for extreme acerbity writing about a subject he loves.

axiomparadigm has just finished Andrew Hussey's The French Intifada, and wrote: It was a horrible experience to read it.

He joked that that it was "a strange experience to read your obituary before you even retire".

In any case, it would surely be a more sterile experience to read these magazine pages on a corporately endorsed website.

"To hear Baraka delivering the piece is a distinctly different experience to reading it on the page," he said.

'What amazed me was how many millennials all over the world believe that reading in print is a different and preferable experience to reading in digital,' says Baron.

Mr. Holl compares the experience to reading a 17th-century Chinese scroll painting, a narrative that requires a constant shift in your perspective as the drawing unfolds.

Steve Erickson's debut novel, Days Between Stations, is perhaps the closest experience to reading a Lynch film on the page.

But it should not be a choice between preaching to the choir and having the richness of new and different experiences to read about, learn from, acknowledge.