Sentence examples for not widely read from inspiring English sources
Modern Farmer is not widely read by farmers.
There is a small and enthusiastic Frisian literary movement, but its works are not widely read.
David R. Godine has kept "Meaning a Life" in print, but it is not widely read.
The book was very well received and after the war, it became legendary, but not widely read.
Although it is not widely read or highly profitable, it is well respected in conservative political circles.
He is widely quoted, if not widely read, and ranked by other film critics among the masters of the genre.
Books are not so widely read without a reason.
It is almost a cliché now to wonder why this living legend is not more widely read.
"Graham is somebody we all think very highly of, and we felt she was not very widely read in this country.
It seems to me that Pereira is not yet widely read in English, but holds a heroin-like attraction for those few who have tried it.
Despite such endorsements, and despite winning a Windham-Campbell Prize for Literature in 2015, Vladislavic has not been widely read outside his country.
