Sentence examples for read account from inspiring English sources

His widely read account, Voyage autour du monde (1771; A Voyage Round the World, 1772), helped popularize a belief in the moral worth of man in his natural state, a concept of considerable significance in the French thought of his day.

This review is intended to provide a "guided tour" of Natural Theology,3 giving the reader an abridged and annotated rendition of Paley's widely referenced (but less often read) account of the argument from design.

In recent months, on Uber's dime, Holder's current employer, the white-shoe firm Covington and Burling, has interviewed hundreds of employees to obtain a picture of Uber's culture; they were hired after the publication of a widely read account by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti, who blogged in February about the company's rampant sexual discrimination and harassment issues.

The impetus, of course, is the now widely read account of former Uber software engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti, who wrote over the weekend about the sexual harassment she endured during her year with the company, and her astonishment that Uber's HR department repeatedly dismissed her well-documented claims in favor of keeping her manager on board.

(For an easy to read account of these "financial weapons of mass destruction" please see The Looting of America).

Read account updates you receive by mail and online.

Gericault read accounts by survivors.

Many voters may read accounts of government evidence but miss accounts of evidence for the defense.

"People may just have read accounts of what happened in Yemen.

"I've read accounts of people paying and not having the photos removed," she said.

I researched the disease extensively and read accounts of the survivors.