Sentence examples for mandatory reading for from inspiring English sources

It should be mandatory reading for all people on creative writing courses.

This is not a book about immigration — although it should be mandatory reading for lawmakers debating immigration policy.

An institution for the newspaper, his pronouncements twice a week were mandatory reading for all those who took politics seriously.

Dorfman wrote several books, two of which have become mandatory reading for professional ballplayers: "The Mental Game of Baseball" and "The Mental ABC's of Pitching".

My fiction pick is Gwendoline Riley's Opposed Positions (Jonathan Cape £14.99), which should be mandatory reading for anyone who frothed over Lena Dunham and her TV show.

The IBA report has much more to say besides these recommendations and, in my view, ought to be mandatory reading for lawyers and policymakers everywhere.

The section on preventing and managing adverse events, as well the section covering quality in transfusion practice, each at just under 100 pages, should be mandatory reading material for any trainee or practitioner who has ever written an order for a blood component product.

Of course, these are mandatory reading (ahem) for any Democrats who are going to be appearing on the nationally-televised Sunday political chatfests.

Calcutta should be mandatory reading not only for those unfamiliar with the place but for those who imagine they know it well.

TOKYO Scientists in Japan applying for government grants will soon be getting new mandatory reading material: a manual for promoting research integrity.

This is an unavoidable fact, and it is true even of the most mythologised and glamorous of the species: the ones whose lives, measured out in sepia photographs and gossipy, expansive diaries, are likely to make for the most mandatory reading.