Sentence examples for however one reads from inspiring English sources

But, however one reads the account, what is one to make of this much-quoted passage: "I can no more disown [the Rev Jeremiah Wright] than I can disown the black community.

However one reads it, there's no mistaking the power of Shannon's fearsome central performance which threatens to drag even the mercurial Jessica Chastain into a black hole of impending doom.

And however one reads the relationship between God and Nature in Spinoza, it is a mistake to call him a pantheist in so far as pantheism is still a kind of religious theism.

However, one reading of that passage suggests that the judge considers we as a society are wrong in giving the Abortion Act a liberal construct to allow as many women as possible abortions under its terms.

(What child under 10 who has even heard the word ennui can grasp its meaning?) However, one reading is hardly enough to savor the rich philosophical nuances of DiCamillo's story.

These unexpected moments are legion, and their sheer oddity leaps out from the page however often one reads them.

However, if one reads beyond the headlines, which many won't, the guidelines produced are similar to that of the widely accepted NUT uniform guidelines, with the added clause ultimately allowing a ban on the niqab if the head teachers deem it necessary.

However, when one reads the fine print in these studies and reports, what this actually translates to is that women are far more risk-averse than men and do not make financial decisions of any sort without a lot of information and careful consideration.

As one reads on, however, the attractive features of the book are overwhelmed by carelessness, exaggeration and sensationalism.

However, if one reads the smaller print, this decrease came from metropolitan areas.

Richard Ferguson, Stratford, Ontario: An overused word we here is Orwellian, however when one reads the classic, "1984," you can see parallels with the present day situation in the U.S. The Ministry of Truth, which actually controls propaganda or spin, and The Ministry of Peace which perpetrates a state of war.