Sentence examples for read also as from inspiring English sources

They still represent '80s appropriation art at its most seamlessly provocative: a mental if not a visual affront, well-enough executed to read also as a tribute.

A couple of years earlier, towards the end of 1966, I first met Auden and heard him read, also, as it happens, in a church.

The results are expressed through a set of impact categories, which can be read also as stand-alone indicators, identified in order to pave the way for water energy food nexus quantification: global warming potential, non-renewable cumulative energy demand, water scarcity index and toxicity potentials.

The latter results in extended ChIP-seq reads, also known as extended short-read single-end tags (XSETS) [ 6].

You can read this book as a meta-fiction about creating a voice, or as a case study, but you can't escape reading it also as an accusation of human insufficiency rendered without the slightest trace of self-righteousness.

In his free time he also read works as varied as Robert Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, Thomas Chatterton's poetry, and Leigh Hunt's essays.

Which we could also read as: "I have had it, have passed my peak, I have lost out to you".

He also reads the game as well as Ben Morgan, while doing a dozen things with ball in hand that the Gloucester player would struggle to imagine.

You can also read as much information as possible about arthritis as a whole to determine how you can best cope with the disease.

There you can also read more about her, as well as excerpts of her books.

I'm also reading an as-yet unpublished mystery by my daughter, Sarah Vander Schaaff, and have great hopes for her as a writer, too.