Sentence examples for practically read from inspiring English sources

He could practically read their minds: Uh-oh — here we go again.

I'm going to have to practically read it, because I don't know it yet.

You can practically read the thoughts on their solemn faces: "Who is that?" "What if that were my son or daughter?" "I can't imagine what his family must be feeling".

The play's second act, in which you can practically read the diagrams on which each scene is built, may not be as imaginative or as disciplined as its first.

Though it's occasionally frustrating to watch Olga hit all the familar marks (one can practically read the signposts: anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance), we still root for her, for her damaged kids, even for the next imperfect man waiting for her attentions.

I could practically read on her face the March 2016 recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that accused doctors of creating the opioid crisis and recommending that the "vast majority of patients" with chronic pain not be treated with opioids.

Make the book so inviting that it practically reads itself.

A medical description of autism practically reads like a scientific job description.

NEW ORLEANS — The University of Hawaii's star-kissed run to the Sugar Bowl has so many improbable story lines that it practically reads like a movie script.

Page A30 Op-ed THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN This columnist has been credited with practically reading the mind of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia before, so he tries to do so again -- this time by writing a letter to President Obama to suggest a five-state solution for Arab-Israeli peace.

His reflection on his signature domestic achievement practically reads as his review of his entire presidency.