Sentence examples for read on him from inspiring English sources
"You can never get a read on him," Clemens said.
It's tough to get a read on him, and he leaves no strong impression.
"As a director, it's hard to get a read on him," Felperin says.
"If you two weren't talking to Rust you weren't getting a read on him, he was getting a read on you".
Afellay's best days might be behind him at the age of 29, but his neat footwork was a joy to watch during the first half and Stoke's threat faded once West Ham had a read on him.
The audience laughed at Mr. Romney's response, which seemed geared toward tackling the central problem of his campaign: Forget about having a beer with him — the rub against Mr. Romney is that people just can't quite get a read on him.
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Hearing a divorce described as a setback is common enough, but the death of a son is not; one reads on, expecting him to open up, to explain how his friendships bore this loss.
Those who don't will find that this book compels them to read on and discover him.
