Sentence examples for read invented from inspiring English sources

It can even read invented languages like Esperanto and Interlingua, but sorry -- no Klingon.

I know many teachers who now devote a lot of time to teaching children how to read invented words to help them pass the test.

("If you want to go out in the world and do something big, teach a child to read, invent a clean-energy source, sacrifice for others").

His business card reads: "Inventing the Future one Project @ a Time".

Draw silly things or read: Invent a new animal or read a good book.

"This is the man who at our class reading invented a language, claiming that it was an ancient Native American tongue, and he was its last speaker," James posted on Facebook.

It is embarrassing to read the invented exclusives in the weekly magazines, the careless presumptions and endless cliches rolled out regarding celebrity lifestyle that litter the papers and TV on a daily basis, because this can only undermine the trust between the audience and the media.

Wallace's approach reminded the reader that what he was reading was invented — the final work of constructing a moral world was his.

García Márquez spent ten years researching dictatorships from Pinilla to Trujillo and from Franco to Perón – and then tried to forget everything he had heard and read to invent this story of a self-styled "General of the Universe".

Ms. Livesey agreed with that assessment: "Traditionally, when the novel was first coming into being in the 18th century, part of the pleasure was reading about invented characters and imagining that those characters could contain the reader".

When Johns made an American flag of collaged newsprint embalmed in encaustic, he conveyed the plenitude of stories and perspectives an apparently simple icon could hold; when Rauschenberg put his bed, smeared and spattered with paint, on a gallery wall he invited the beholder to read or invent tales of sex and intimacy in its stains.