Sentence examples for is really reading from inspiring English sources

Is anybody going to believe that Jen is really reading messages from Brad?

He is really reading it.

"He would start replying to people and I thought, 'This guy is really reading this stuff," said Mr. Zabczynski.

"The process of scholarship is really reading," said Mr. Burnett, who had a futon delivered to his office because he does not read well sitting up.

And as he wonders if anybody out there is really reading, much less understanding, his last novel, "The Unexpected Man," here she is, just across the way, not only avidly reading (as she has read all his works) but getting it, as no one else has, not even its author.

Make sure that she is really reading your personal account and all.

But I know what you're really reading this to hear.

Why does Nik Honeysett believe that visitors are really reading the information they find on the Getty's Web site?

"The Better Angels of Our Nature," by Steven Pinker, is the book I'm really reading now that I finished "A Visit From the Goon Squad".

The Apple iBooks app has the most elegant page animations so you feel you're really reading a book (well, almost).

Well, maybe it's time for a bit of snooping -- to nudge aside those Architectural Digests and see what the well-to-do are really reading.