Sentence examples for fair reads from inspiring English sources

"Camil's textiles require direct participation, quietly emphasizing the characteristic experience of the art fair," reads the wall text, "where the act of looking at art is as important as the act of looking at others and distinguishing oneself from them".

He will pick up a classic, possibly Emma or Vanity Fair, read the first page, nod in cool appreciation and morosely replace the book on his shelf.

Molly Crabapple, an artist who has drawn scenes from Syria and Guantánamo for the Times and Vanity Fair, read a passage that was typical in its mix of light and dark: As promised, [REDACTED] pulled me early in the day.

But many publishers and agents, engrossed in their selling, were hardly aware that Czeslaw Milosz and Wislawa Szymborska, Nobel Prize-winning poets from Poland (which had a special exhibit at this year's fair), read their work at the opening ceremony.

"I have to use every tool that I have," he said, "and, if my personality being out there for them, trying to use humor to charm people and seduce them into giving my writer a fair read, I'm happy to pull out any of those arrows in my quiver".

I've also wondered for some time if my anti-AS prejudice was a bit daft and thought I should give her another – fairer – reading.

Does that seem like a fair reading?

That's just not a fair reading of his agenda.

Is that a fair reading of your argument?

Isn't that a fair reading of 15? MR. OLSON -- That's not a fair reading of Section 5.

A fair reading of legislation demands a fair understanding of the legislative plan".