Sentence examples for intended to be read from inspiring English sources

We are never even certain whether these crusaders are intended to be read as heroes or villains.

The memos were intended to be read only by Viacom executives and directors close to Mr. Redstone.

Though a critical difference between their designs and Western graphics is that they are intended to be read instinctively, as is the Chinese custom, not rationally.

The book was intended to be read aloud, something he himself first did publicly that year and continued to do until 1870, the year of his death.

But the writing the show draws from is, for lack of a better word, usually quite writerly; it was, after all, intended to be read rather than performed.

Longer than an article and mostly intended to be read by fellow academics, the monograph presents primary research and original scholarship.

Yet books had practical as well as ritual purposes: they were intended to be read aloud in church or at monastic dinner-tables.

Written texts, even those never intended to be read aloud, are often punctuated according to the needs of a speaker to take breath.

When the autobiography is read as it was intended to be read, though, it is no longer a book about Jim Crow.

In the case of Adan, there is still not confirmation that his attack was intended to be read as Islamist at all.

(And, possibly, with those readers …) Most people involved in publishing YA books would claim that these are intended to be read by teenagers.