Sentence examples for familiar reading from inspiring English sources
Tim Arango's story in the Times makes very familiar reading.
(The New Yorker's commentary on Cox's firing at the time makes for eerily familiar reading).
News of last week's conference at the Hofburg palace, where European leaders expressed sympathy but came up with no collective plan, made desolate but familiar reading.
Device designs include intuitive controls for managing familiar reading functions including: turning pages, searching through texts, marking up text, and looking up definitions.
In order to create a more familiar reading experience by obtaining a text of the Origin in a more book-like form, the reader might elect to download and print out the PDF copy at the Darwin Online site.
On one familiar reading, a wrong or harm is 'public' if and because it affects, i.e. wrongs or harms, 'the public', rather than only an individual victim (see Blackstone 1765 9: Bk.
The whole sorry saga of this huge deal is by now familiar (read the full Guardian report here); it started in 1986 under a Tory government, and has been subject to efforts by all successive governments to hush up the investigation at the prompting of the Saudis, who threatened to scotch the deal and withdraw from mutual intelligence and security arrangements.
But if those nightmares sound familiar, read on.
Even if you think this message is familiar, read it again.
The familiar (read: European) face of the papacy may one day become all but a distant memory.
There is a long list of political and religious figures who have committed far worse crimes than Weiner has, and yet they can use familiar (read Christian) language that the public understands to cleanse themselves and start over.
