Sentence examples for intense reading from inspiring English sources

After two hours of intense reading and confusion, I managed to create a single, static bubble.

These were years of intense reading, however, including Rousseau, Nietzsche and Paul Valéry.

In this slim novella, the story is stripped down to its emotional core, making for an intense reading experience.

Because when I went back to Northanger Abbey, I found that Austen wasn't warning against intense reading.

It's very hard to be offended by The Satanic Verses - it requires a long period of intense reading.

As for Tom Baker's crazed, intense reading of the Iron Giant… that put me right off my Marmite.

Helen Macdonald's H Is for Hawk (Jonathan Cape ) was an even more intense read.

Sudden Times is a sometimes doggedly intense read, a report from inside the troubled mind of a young man driven back to rural Ireland by a sense of dislocation that has unhinged him.

Van Veeteren, disengaged, thinking of retirement and wonderfully enigmatic, makes an enjoyable change from all those fictional policemen who persist in taking their work home with disastrous consequences, and the slow pace – there's more introspection here than action – results in an intense read.

I am not by nature a visual person at all, but I had rather intense experiences reading Shantaram (a staple of the prison reading epics) and Life of Pi.

Apart from Ms. Grove's Quickly and Judith Christin's Meg, it is left to Mr. Gilbert to carry the musical side of the evening with an intense, energetic reading colored with some of the hero's rusticity, which sometimes overpowers the singers altogether.