Sentence examples for read incredibly from inspiring English sources

Remember that incredible (read: incredibly strange) speech Foster gave when she won the Cecil B. DeMille Award at last year's Golden Globes?

She could read incredibly well.

A new one read, incredibly, "The Changes in Cuba Are for More Socialism".

It read: "Incredibly useful and he'll be extremely handy in the Peat affair tale.

Over the last week, I have spoken with friends, friends of friends, heard from people from my past including stories of how I'd behaved, and read incredibly thoughtful and courageous essays.

The network, to be called the Hallmark Movie Channel HD (what, was the name guy on vacation?), will showcase the company's "family friendly" programming (read: incredibly boring and always with a moral told at the end), headlined by the show "Son of the Dragon".

"Everything I read was incredibly one-sided," Mr. Hikind said.

If you haven't read this incredibly written book, then you need to.

I must, she urged, read Susan Cooper ("incredibly clever"), Eoin Colfer ("a brilliant author"), Rick Riordan ("really, really, really good").

He could read people incredibly well and was smarter than most at the hospital gave him credit for.

The wonderful thing is that so many people bought and read this incredibly speculative work, probably thinking it was literary fiction.