Sentence examples for honestly read from inspiring English sources
Say what one will about John Paul II, but one couldn't honestly read his biography without being moved — he worked in a limestone quarry during the German occupation of Poland, studying at a secret seminary — and one can't quite blame Benedict for not matching that, or for lacking John Paul's Popemobile charisma or the manner that made his faith seem so manifest.
Everyone knows it, but I would bet even many English graduates have never honestly read Milton's English epic, line by line, from the pre-Edenic battle in heaven to the post-Edenic couple, stumbling out into the bleak wilderness that is our world.
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I honestly just read the script on my phone and learn it that way, it's portable and I always have it with me anyway!
I've honestly never read a book that's as big of a fuck you, over and over, to anybody, in my life.
Barbara Kingsolver writes: "I honestly believe reading [Robinson's] prose slows down my respiration and heart rate, bringing me to a state of keen meditative attention.
Much as I don't see him specifically as a crime writer, I'm surprised when he casually announces: 'I can honestly say you'll never read a straight mystery from me again.
When I ask about the controversy surrounding Girls – the suggestions that its first series was insufficiently racially diverse and focused exclusively on a privileged world full of entitled characters – she claims "not to really know much of what it is, because I honestly don't read much about it".
In this context, many of us heard Nichols' comments about courage in facing the scandal of sexual abuse, not to laud perpetrators, but rather a call for courage to remove those very stumbling blocks, to read honestly, faithfully, and comprehensively the signs of the times.
I feel attracted to the Jesus in Luke, who is bent on upending social rules and arrangements, yet I anxiously wonder -- if I read honestly -- what this could mean for people like me who assume so many privileges of a relatively comfortable life.
Make sure you honestly want to read this book.
