Sentence examples for many readings of from inspiring English sources

There will be as many readings of it as there are readers.

Even those who never make the journey down to Tower Bridge appear to be touched in some way, or to see their lives spookily reflected by the many readings of what Blaine is up to.

A weird sensitivity has captivated designers, like too many readings of Virginia Woolf, and it has resulted in sagging shapes with carefully placed flounces, practical cloaks and a suicidal palette saved by a bright touch of peacock blue.

I have since come up with a possible answer, based on many readings of "The Loss of the Titanic," a book he wrote within a few weeks of his rescue.

I hope it isn't too many readings of The Paper Bag Princess, but it may be that.

The fact that Oscar Wilde was gay is central to many readings of "The Importance of Being Earnest".

Here are a few of the favorite selections from our first of many, many readings to come... (PS: These are just the sidebars.

The Great Gatsby is the American novel on this list that remains, after many readings, one of my all-time favourites, an unquiet masterpiece whose mystery never fails to exert its power.

Such themes emerged diffractively [54] after many readings and considerations of the data.

During data collection, patients that appeared to be clinically interesting (eg, many readings in the middle of the night) were flagged and practices were asked to provide case studies on these patients.

In our study, we found many readings along the axis of zero for salivary glucose concentration, which may represent children with a higher-than-average salivary glucose concentration threshold which had not yet been exceeded.