Sentence examples for most well read from inspiring English sources

Deborah Coughlin, who directed Church in a recent theatre production of Lysistrata at the Almeida Theatre in London, told the Guardian she was "one of the most well read, smart and strong women" she has worked with.

He was the most well read amongst us, having read the entire oeuvres of James Hadley Chase and Nick Carter.

A summer reading list from the most well-read cabbie in London.

Prescient praise from perhaps the most well-read naturalist of that or any century.

Even the most well-read people have a tendency to read the same books as everyone else.

An Amazon survey finds Alexandria, Virginia, to be the "most well-read" city in the country — for surprising reasons.

With all this literary activity, one might think that Norwich is the most well-read place in all of England — and it may well be.

In some cases, little literature existed to help guide the thinking and shape the preparations of even the most well-read participants.

The effect of this was that by 1750, with an estimated 75% level of literacy, the Scots were probably the most well-read nation on earth.

He is a late bloomer as a player, an author, one of the most well-read athletes in American sports and last winter climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in a charity adventure while writing about it for The New York Times.

Here, let's raise another question: Why is it that, so often, when a Nobel Prize is awarded to a non-American writer, readers in the U.S. — even the most well-read and cosmopolitan among us — find themselves drawing a blank?