Sentence examples similar to feat reading from inspiring English sources

I disliked the sensation that I was reading a feat of editing as much as a feat of writing.

A mammalian expression plasmid encoding the human FEAT open reading frame (pReceiver-M02-FEAT) was purchased from GeneCopoeia (Germantown, MD, USA).

Why and how the Chambonais attempted this feat makes for nailbiting reading.

How could you not picture him when reading those feats of derring-do? Bruce of course was more bumbling than the original Watson but a fine way for us to at least feel cleverer than someone on screen.

Wallace Shawn read for Mark Strand, Ellen McLaughlin read for Robert Pinsky and -- in a nifty feat of double buck passing -- Eli Wallach, reading for Robert Creeley, recited a poem by his own grandson, Tyler.

Among the 15,886 fans that night was Winchell, who wrote of Belinsky's feat in his widely read newspaper column.

His main feat lies in scouring, translating and synthesizing the latest findings of social science into something that the curious layperson would actually enjoy reading.

Recall that the mythical feats you loved to read about as a child are puny beside the accomplishments of human beings on earth.

For a technical analysis of his feats, you'll want to read Pepperberg's book "The Alex Studies," published in 2000.

Even after WYWS Trevor continued to amaze me with his feats, many that you can read about in the book, as he has lots of guest appearances.

I read about Sun's feat on Swimmer's Daily, a blog run by two brothers on the Faroe Islands.