Sentence examples for read as both from inspiring English sources

Thus, in colonial times crosses could be read as both Christian and pagan symbols.

Dunne's swan song can be read as both a mea culpa and a feisty exercise in cafe society muckraking.

In "Of the Study of History" (1741), Hume told a story about how the same book can be read as both history and fiction.

So the forthcoming publication of a book about the propaganda employed in the second world war* can be read as both a history and a contemporary media study.

Though it was intended as a wake-up call, not an indictment of a generation, it can be read as both.

Vargas Llosa's repeated recourse, as an artist, to drearily masculine worlds can be read as both an exposure of and an homage to the dreaded father who didn't want his boy to be a pansy.

Read: Read as much as you can.

NR: I really try to read as widely as possible both inside and outside the romance genre.

I suppose that would account for their skill and resilience, but they both read as younger than that (much of the show's drama, after all, hinges on their doubts, fears and hesitations.

Each read as voraciously as he wrote.

Read as much as you are able.