Sentence examples for prescribed reading from inspiring English sources

Hold Your Own contains some witty and ferocious political poems: Progress, in particular, should be prescribed reading.

Since Minobe's works were prescribed reading for the government civil-service examinations required for higher bureaucratic positions, almost all leading officials held his views.

The movies focus on the adventures of "magizoologist" Newt Scamander, the author of the book Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which is prescribed reading for students at Hogwarts, the school attended by Harry Potter in JK Rowling's books.

His writings are widely cited and prescribed reading for every graduate student.

Burke's presumptions about the priority of civil interests and a sense of the possible irrelevance of denominational opinion to civil society suggest a reading of Locke's Letter concerning Toleration and Two Treatises of Government, the latter of which was common, though not prescribed reading at Trinity.

With computer games off the table, Lee prescribed reading and music for stimulation.

Founded in 1989 by pediatric heroes Dr. Robert Needleman and Dr. Barry Zuckerman, Reach Out and Read consists of 30,000 doctors and nurses in 4,535 hospitals who "prescribe reading" to 3.9 million low-income mothers and their infants.

Books were prescribed: "read Kant, JS Mill, Bentham, Singer, etc. Noobs".

In fact, it may make more sense to prescribe reading lists to the healthy, not the sick.

The Common Core does not dictate what stories these kids will be reading or what textbooks schools should use and does not prescribe reading lists, except for a few obvious essentials, including America's founding documents and a bit of Shakespeare.

"You can't avoid it, there's no way to," Garber says of prescribed summer reading.