Sentence examples for mind of the reading from inspiring English sources

Despite scholarly dissent, the success of Mr. Bloom's big book on Shakespeare has made his conception of Falstaff the one currently foremost in the mind of the reading public.

Though Perry's maturation and insight into the male mind made the reading compelling, most of all I recommend this book because it was really funny.

One of them, oddly enough, is the effect on the mind of reading lots of novels.

Outrage appears to be very much on the mind of the director, Karin Coonrod, whose "Caesar" reads as a protest against the Republican oligarchy in Washington.

You can't write about the South without reading "The Mind of the South," and many of the themes he identified are still around.

The governor may not be blamed if even now, days after his loss to George Pataki, he has trouble reading the mind of the state's majority.

In essence, the Ultra project enabled the Allies to read the mind of the German high command.

The trouble for anyone trying to read the mind of the current civilian government is that it tends to reverse its decisions quickly.

One coalition read the mind of the powerful CEO and proposed a deal in line with the leader's preference.

As a consequence of such behavior, a negative impression is created in the minds of the many people reading those entries.

The first thing I was put in mind of as I read this was the luckless protagonist of Martin Amis's The Information, whose unpublished novel has "octuple time schemes and a rotating crew of sixteen unreliable narrators".