Sentence examples for more extensive reading from inspiring English sources

His more extensive reading will determine whether the Yankees discipline Wells.

After the 1570's, Montaigne no longer read Sextus; additions show, however, that he took up a more and more extensive reading of Cicero's philosophical writings.

Hornbeck's stepfather, Craig Akers, told Anderson Cooper that Browne offered to do a more extensive psychic reading off-camera for $700.

Daylight hours are a good time to do a more extensive re-reading of your journal, and you may be able to gain new perspective on your dream style when reading through your entries with an alert mind.

In other words, rapid reading is attained much faster via experiences in spelling (i.e., writing the word) than via far more extensive encounters in reading.

Certainly, though Lewis wrote 23 novels and planned several others, a more extensive and sensitive reading of Lewis's works, and a theory of how they developed (as opposed to details of how they got written), would have helped flesh out the novelist.

Pedagogical implications include allocating more time for extensive reading and questioning the value of the grammar-translation approach.

Because CV's can be scanned quickly and compared directly, they frequently become a 'filter' through which an application must pass before the more extensive package is read carefully.

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The readings were more extensive.

I also provide more extensive back-up, analysis and commentary in my book, The Smartest Investment Book You'll Ever Read (Perigee Books 2006).