Sentence examples for particularly read from inspiring English sources

I particularly read the local Syrian news because they report the Arabic names of places where explosions and attacks occur.

Well, I read for pleasure — I don't particularly read anyone for inspiration, but people do inspire me as I stumble upon them.

Tiger clatters a long putt towards the flag from a distance off the green; he's got the pace, but hasn't particularly read it well, the ball breaking to the left and leaving a testing par putt.

Even for those who can't particularly read music, I think it can add to the appreciation of a composition to see such scores while listening to the music and know that, somehow, when the former is put in front of the right eyes it becomes the latter.

Mark Roseman's The Past in Hiding (Allen Lane, Penguin) is an extraordinary story of a life, particularly read - as I read it - in conjunction with Ian Kershaw's two volumes of Hitler biography - Hubris and Nemesis (Penguin), both of them richly annotated with previously unknown facts.

Early on, I didn't have much confidence in my scholastic abilities, particularly reading.

Results presented here indicate a general decline in engagement in the test in 2009, particularly reading, and this was most evident in items that required more effort.

It is characterized by a loss of high-acuity (particularly reading) vision and distortions of the central visual field following the loss of photoreceptor cells in the central retina.

Drummond wasn't particularly well read, but he knew a lot about literature through the machines that made it.

There are sound values in poetry, particularly when read aloud, but literature as sound alone would be the most poverty-stricken of arts.

"Julie/Julia" worked brilliantly, particularly when read in short bursts.