Sentence examples for read deep from inspiring English sources

Everyone's trying to read deep significance into this.

Both Una and Ray have read deep in the psychological literature of sexual abuse, and it doesn't begin to encompass what they experienced.

His plays gave the impression of someone who read deep in the contemporary classics of dark comedy, particularly those of John Guare and Christopher Durang, and imbibed their lessons so thoroughly that they became second nature.

SIMON SCHAMA "Rough Crossings: Britain, the Slaves and the American Revolution" As a child, I read deep in Stevenson and Sir Walter Scott historical novels and there was something about the word Trossachs that made me want to see them.

(Click here to read "Deep Sleep," a Science feature story on the initiative).

If it's a public company, such as Intel, ExxonMobil or JPMorgan Chase, take the time to read deep into the annual and quarterly reports.

I was also interested, as I read deeper into the article, to see Mr. Shane writing in the first person – that's rare for a news story in The Times.

On the way home -- and once home -- they might have time to slow down a bit, to read deeper into a subject and explore new topics.

But read deeper and you'll see some "important notes" and "feature depreciation" (which definitely doesn't sound good) and "additional requirements to use certain features".

There is no time to read deeper into this lawsuit than what it is actually about: equal learning conditions for New York City students attending co-located charter and public schools.

By asking viewers to create their own answers and read deeper into what happens on screen, the show puts faith in the audience in a way that other shows don't.