Sentence examples for read in fact from inspiring English sources

Not being able to read, in fact.

She doesn't cook, she doesn't read; in fact, she doesn't really seem to do anything apart from work.

I like that people read; in fact, I love that people read, and I almost don't mind what they read as long as they're reading.

The paper read, "In fact, so aware are the inmates in San Jose of the pink color's powerful effect that they have been scratching at the pink color to remove it from the cell's walls".

What book has had the greatest impact on you?  "Far From the Tree," which I finished recently, is the most amazing book I've ever read — in fact, I continue to talk about it so much that my husband suggested I get a "Far From the Tree" tattoo.

So for those viewers lucky enough to hit.org instead of.com, the center posted a statement on its site that read: "In fact we did post an article pointing out that Cheney hasn't profited personally while in office from Halliburton's Iraq contracts, as falsely implied by a Kerry TV ad.

Right here, if you're looking closely enough, you may notice that what you are now reading in fact is a sentence.

It reads, in fact, as if Ms. Rhodes-Pitts had taken W. E. B. Du Bois's "Souls of Black Folk" and Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" and spliced them together and remixed them, adding bass, Auto-Tuned vocals, acoustic breaks, samples (street sounds, newsreel snippets, her own whispered confessions) and had rapped over the whole flickering collage.

During her song "Belle", the book Belle describes is her own story, Beauty and the Beast; a closeup of the book she is reading in fact depicts Belle, the Beast and his castle.

He's easy to like and difficult to read".In fact, his most striking quality is dispassionate pragmatism.

Many writers think they're not writing if they're reading, but in fact, reading -- whether it's the morning paper, background research materials, or somebody else's novel -- is a great way to prime the creative pump.