Sentence examples for how one reads from inspiring English sources

It all depends on how one reads the word "progress".

So, along with two detailed eyewitness accounts of the man — and possibly, depending on how one reads the poet laureate's journals, a meeting with Robert Southey himself — Angus M'Diarmid sounds very real indeed.

What's in the news doesn't necessarily have much bearing on how one reads a novel, but it brings an added dimension to Alice Mattison's "Nothing Is Quite Forgotten in Brooklyn," in which the sudden, unexpected death of a mother propels the narrative.

As is often the case, one's larger theological or ideological commitments greatly influence how one reads these seven verses.

Depending on how one reads the numbers, the latest figures can be both hopeful and troubling.

How one reads this claim depends on other considerations discussed in Section 1.9.3.

Depending on how one read Virginia's confusing original charter, the colony might have embraced large parts of western Pennsylvania and extended northwest to Lake Erie or, more expansively, run all the way to the Pacific Ocean, passing through Lake Winnipeg in Canada on its northwesterly progress to the Pacific.

How often one reads a contemporary full-length novel and thinks quietly, mutinously, that it would have worked out better at half or a third the length.

Fundamentally, pre-fetchable memory space has no read "side effects," which means no matter how many times one reads it, one gets the same result.

How does one read this piece?

How does one read between the lines of a photograph?