Sentence examples similar to fitting to read from inspiring English sources

"If 'Ulysses' isn't fit to read," he once said, "life isn't fit to live".

"She was a tiny spinster with firm convictions about which books were fit to read," E. B. White wrote.

In subsequent printings, Kahane added blurbs from T. S. Eliot ("a very remarkable book") and Ezra Pound ("at last an unprintable book that is fit to read").

As Joyce said when he was told that his aunt Josephine had refused to read the book, "If 'Ulysses' isn't fit to read, life isn't fit to live".

Here's how such efforts work out in practice: In the name of protecting children from what their parents might not want them to see, the state is taking on the role of guarantor of the public morality, deciding what is fit, and not fit, to read and see.

We also compared these substitution rate category fits to read-outs obtained using another model available within a Bayesian Monte Carlo Markov chain framework [ 80, 81].

Every morning we rummage hopefully through cupboard & refrigerator for something fit to read.

Only thing fit to read in any of the papers is Westbrook Pegler, he told her. "Why, that awful old man," she said.

Any writer worth their salt knows that a book goes through several drafts before it's fit to be read.

The second order polynomial is fitted to the observed read counts and variances across timepoints and genes.

It's nothing more than an excuse if you believe that the only way you are going to get fit is to read lots of books and online articles on the subject.