Sentence examples for little read from inspiring English sources
But it's undeniable that she's little read now.
It's a quiet little read - yet horribly addictive.
As one of his editors, Alan Jacobs, put it, the work is "extraordinarily famous for a book so little read; or, extraordinarily little read for a book so famous".
His histories, political essays, and works on the history of religion are little read in the 20th century.
Dickinson's poetry is now widely admired for its lucidity, mysticism and torrid energy, but was little read in her lifetime.
Little read now, Macmurray was an academic theologian and proponent of "communitarianism" who died at 85 in 1976.
Then we had a little read-through of what we had come up with, in New York, at Playwrights' Horizon.
You could, if there is no topics to chat on in events, just have a little read-through game play topics, report messages that ought to be reported, and give answers to people who need them.
"Your Little Red Book is now a little-read book".
But such messages cannot be delivered through long and little-read documents.
Others sent links to relatives' wartime diaries, posted on little-read blogs.
