Sentence examples for matter of reading from inspiring English sources

Then it had seemed a matter of reading the last rites at Oakwell.

Sometimes the attention is misplaced, and the high-powered analysis is more a matter of reading into the text than extracting from it.

At first, it was just a matter of reading all the biographies of the man, and hoovering up all 19 O'Brian sequels.

I find that I am reluctant to bring into public view the matter of reading Shakespeare: it is one of the few really private things in the world and it ought to remain so.

Listening to senators and an appellate judge extol the virtue of adhering to precedent, one would reasonably conclude that most fact patterns are identical, and finding applicable precedent a simple matter of reading the law.

No wonder, then, that survival and protection of one's family became a matter of reading the increasingly unpredictable Stalin's moods, of trying to anticipate his whims, of staying out of the limelight of suspicion.

For postdocs dependent on federal dollars, therefore, the figures in the Bush budget proposal are largely a matter of read 'em and weep.

Indeed, a small number of past studies in human subjects have reported focal changes in white matter after training of reading skills23,56, but past work has not employed the intensive training paradigm used here (see also ref. 24).

When paying customers aren't talking, the operators talk themselves, as a matter of experiment, reading difficult words in varying intonations to see how they go through the ether.

As a matter of fact, reading a cookbook in its entirety sounds terribly tedious (and do we really need to have yet another pantry list?).

Gone is the panic of running out of reading matter.