Sentence examples for read confidently from inspiring English sources

Once a child is able to read confidently alone, once they are too old to climb on a lap, shared reading can seem a bit of an anachronism.

He read confidently from a prepared statement, printed in capital letters and bearing the kind of imperfections that suggested it was produced on a typewriter.

Before long, Jamie Tarses walked out in a pin-striped suit and read confidently from a teleprompter, promising the advertisers that ABC's lineup was already surpassingly strong and stable, and therefore the network would première only six new programs.

For those who can't yet read confidently alone, there's something impressive and grown-up about finishing bedtime reading at the end of a chapter, knowing the book will wait patiently, bookmark in place, for the following night.

In that story, a man summarized Solnit's own book to her, based on a review he'd read, confidently oblivious that she was the author and incredulous that a woman could have more authority on a subject than he did.

Describing one particular artefact, a sculpture of a Huastec goddess from Mexico that could plausibly have been fashioned at any time between 900AD and 1521AD, he states that, "Of all the objects in our history, she is perhaps the hardest to read confidently through the filters of the historical record".

Furthermore, out of the 406 reads confidently aligned by BWA but not considered confident matches by BWBBLE, 376 were correctly aligned.

Since discovering dancing, said his parents, he has gone from virtually illiterate to reading confidently.

Because we discovered that the FIRST graders at that school were reading confidently and competently.

Although these sequences are 'repeats', they are sufficiently distinct in the reference genome that aligners (which do not mask repeat sequences) may align reads confidently to these positions because they match a read better than anywhere else (Fig.  1 D; Table  1).

In fact, being really familiar with your speech should allow you to read it confidently and with natural pauses and inflections, as though you're coming up with it on the spot.