Sentence examples for glorious reading from inspiring English sources
If I said that "The Interrogative Mood," the fifth novel by Padgett Powell, was that kind of book, and a captivating and often glorious reading experience, and if you believed me, would you get a copy soon, or would you decide that even though captivating, often glorious books don't come along every day, you aren't ready for something as open-ended and seemingly uncertain as this?
One of the most glorious reading experiences Ms. Isaacs said she ever had was on a rainy day sitting on her glassed-in porch.
Behind its sheepish facade on Euston Road in London, the building Prince Charles once accurately described as "a dim collection of brick sheds groping for some symbolic significance" hosts a collection of glorious reading rooms in which you can order up any book that has ever been published in this country.
With her recent glorious reading of "Go the F**k to Sleep," we wonder if she added that to Meyers' reading list.
Teri Sloat writes glorious read aloud rhyme, and Nadine Bernard Westcott deserves to be much better known.
The autobiography is a glorious read.
In the Sunday Times, which also led on Bridget, Lynne Truss had no such reservations: "The Edge of Reason is... funnier and more accomplished than the original diary... [it] is a glorious read, there is a laugh on every page, and, just in case you were wondering, our heroine has still not finished The Famished Road by Ben Okri.
Here's John Hannah Mattheww) in the middle of his glorious moment reading WH Auden's Funeral Blues.
"Our enterPAINment will get the most out of you – sucking you in and then spitting you out a sobbing, wretched glorious mess," reads the promotional blurb.
The most wonderful students will be averaged with the grind of the dissertation; that glorious summer spent reading Kant will be balanced against the horrors of the job market.
Part of the difficulty of reading this glorious novel from a post-colonial viewpoint is that Kipling makes it all sound so much fun.
