Sentence examples for given what I read from inspiring English sources

Given what I read in your column, this all seemed amazing.

"Given what I've read of the literature, I am certain any research I conducted in political psychology would provide contrary findings and, therefore, go unpublished.

I know a fair amount about Christ, given what I have read, and what they taught me in schools run by Jesuits and by the La Salle brothers, from whom I heard many stories about Adam and Eve; Cain and Abel; Noah and the flood; and the manna that fell from heaven when food was scarce because of drought or other reasons.

Given what I've read about her – Syms calls herself a "conceptual entrepreneur" whose work covers themes as varied as "Afrofuturism, queer theory, the power of language, and the spiritual nature of the colour purple" – I am expecting to meet someone burdened by deep thoughts and artspeak.

Given what I have read about this case, it is unclear.

Maybe not, but given what I've read/seen/played it's certainly just as good.

"Sometimes people would get called in for a 'chat' with the police; however, the impression I was given from what I read on the forums was that in most situations the police were not that interested in pursuing matters that rigorously," he said.

A couple of examples are: RB3: [On education competence:] I don't really have much of an idea, but I think that is right given what little I read in the newspaper.

Given what we've read and discussed, do you think superintelligent AI is inevitable?

Ask students if this seems like a big shift to them given what they already read in school.

Given what we've just read from Psychology Today, the question has to be asked: What is this doing to the brains of this growing and ever more vocal contingent?