Sentence examples for protracted reading from inspiring English sources

This protracted reading can be explained by two things: I'm a PhD student and don't have a lot of free time for reading anything that isn't directly related to my studies and the fact that this book made me feel violently ill.

Antosca's protracted take on Straub's story feels pleasantly out-of-time, never basking in referentiality or overt nostalgia (read: Ryan Murphy).

And strategies that require other people to read our minds over protracted periods are nearly always losers (and super annoying).

One of her most haunting essays takes Kupperman back to the records of her parents' custody battle, in which she reads the stark transcripts from a vicious and protracted fight over her childhood self.

(You wonder if Europe's leaders bother to read their own history. When there is protracted depression and desperate people, nasty things have been known to happen in this part of the world).

So the Lords are cleaning it up during an unusually protracted 10-day committee stage ahead of its third reading, then the session's end on 11 May.

Quick says he wasn't present but having read his officers' statements, he is aware of "fairly protracted discussions" between an officer and the serjeant over the request to search a parliamentary office.

And when I'm not actually reading the text of this book, following the evolution of Franklin's protracted diplomatic career, I find myself staring at the man on the dust jacket -- Franklin as he was portrayed in 1785, age 79, by the painter Joseph Siffrede Duplessis.

For 19 seconds, ABC believed his protracted analysis of the green was of secondary importance to Woods's reading his yardage chart.

Another glossary entry reads: "Fireflakes: the stars; as transitory as snowflakes only their transitoriness is protracted".

It would seem better to read some of that art directly for insights, rather than dwell upon clichés about protracted death.