Sentence examples for is attempting to read from inspiring English sources

When the microcontroller is attempting to read in a byte and it reads in a 'G' it processes a successful attempt.

In addition, text can be perceptually degraded as an unavoidable consequence of moving through the world while trying to read the contents of a display; in a vehicle, the vibration of the vehicle can blur the display or a smartphone's display can be harder to resolve because the user is attempting to read while walking.

Finally, I'm attempting to read Michael Lewis's "The Big Short".

Could it be because I'm attempting to read too much into it?

As a public service, I have been attempting to read all the books written by Republican presidential candidates so you will not have to.

I have already lined up John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress, another book I have been attempting to read for years.

An instant poll, of the sort that pops up on your screen while you're attempting to read debate coverage, encourages snap and solitary judgment, the very opposite of what's necessary for the exercise of good citizenship.

Several TLSers are attempting to read War and Peace (and quite a few adored the recent TV adaptation): My mum said she wanted to reread War and Peace (not recalling it too well, and having skimmed the war sections...), so I challenged her to race me through it (I've never read it).

Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, with writers competing for a reader's mental space and loads on War and Peace, including bets and online resources for those of you who are attempting to read it.

Senator Warren was attempting to read a 1986 letter by civil rights leader Coretta Scott King condemning the Alabama Republican's checkered voting rights record when she was rebuked by Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell.

Some researchers have been attempting to "read" speech centers in the brain using electrodes placed on the scalp.