Sentence examples for not much of a reader from inspiring English sources

"I'm not much of a reader, to be honest," he said.

READING I am not much of a reader, but I read "Rin Tin Tin: The Life and the Legend" by Susan Orlean.

It was a long shoot, and when Macfadyen had finished he passed the book to Claflin: "I'm not much of a reader, but I absolutely loved it".

You see, I am not much of a reader of detective books, but this one seemed to catch my eye on amazon.com's kindle store.

Dench is not much of a reader, but she has read most of Murdoch's novels, and before filming she went so far as to sit outside Bayley's house while he was away to absorb the shambolic atmosphere of the place.

Jack, on the other hand, is smart as a whip but (diagnosed with ADHD, bipolar disorder and poor short-term memory: "my brain's like a garbage grinder with dyslexia") is not much of a reader.

Renzi isn't much of a reader.

Now young Orlando wasn't much of a reader.

Chouky loved movies, but she wasn't much of a reader.

He wasn't much of a reader outside his field, and despite his high-minded allegiance to modernism in architecture, he couldn't get on with modernism in books or on screen.

Andrew Stanton, the director of "John Carter," said recently that he discovered the book in 1976, when he was 11, via the Marvel comics version, and though he wasn't much of a reader then, he quickly graduated to Burroughs in book form.