Sentence examples for help to read from inspiring English sources

But how much does it help to read about what you suffer?

Might it help to read the glutinous websites of the Home Office on surveillance and protection of our liberties?

It does not help to read either that this "Requiem" is a response to environmental erosion or that it was inspired by Mozart's Requiem.

It did not help to read, in the Times and elsewhere, the morally inane comments of Karlheinz Stockhausen, who called the destruction of the World Trade Center a Luciferian masterpiece — "the greatest work of art imaginable".

If it's not clear who Hilarion (Cesar Corrales) is from his actions on stage, it doesn't help to read that he's "a shape-changing fixer who trades with and mimics the Landlords for his own and his community's profit".

When reading the written material, sometimes we fail to see that the student had cheated … there are online tools such as 'iThenticate' … which help to read and see cheating much faster.

Studies on teaching of reading strategies have found that summarizing is of tremendous help to reading comprehension.

It helps to read a variety of authors.

(It might also have helped to read his Facebook page).

In thinking about wisdom, it helps to read about wisdom — about Solomon or Socrates or whomever.

"It helped to read about people going through more difficult experiences than me," she said.