Sentence examples for read only ever from inspiring English sources

"My father was actually the first person to read it – he was the first person to read Only Ever Yours as well – and his reaction was really interesting because he said that it really made him think and that it was a difficult book to read, it really brought up a lot of problems in our society, particularly how we view women, and he said it was a frightening look at rape culture and victim blaming".

Many of today's SF writers and readers don't just proudly proclaim that they don't know nuthin' 'bout no science; they also read only within ever-narrowing subgenres - and only contemporaries.

I definitely recommend this and, if you haven't read it yet, Only Ever Yours, the first book by O'Neill.

In part, that's an admission of defeat, an acknowledgement that no matter how long and how widely I read, I will only ever make my way through a tiny portion of the world's literature.

My bookshelf is crammed with books I've kind of almost kind of read, and even more damning (here's hoping my former professors don't read this), with books assigned for classes that I only ever read half of (and proceeded to discuss and, in some sad cases, write papers about).

"I've also read The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood recently because I realised I'd only ever read novels by blokes, which was a bit sad".

According to one study, one in two academic papers are only ever read by their authors, journal editors and referees.

We've only ever read what we already decided to believe -- if we've read anything at all -- but listen to us just the same.

When you see them in your hand and realise that they are going to take you to all these fantastic places that you've only ever read about or seen on the TV, then it suddenly becomes real.

I only ever read about in the Sun.

And I know how horrendously it ends, although I've only ever read summaries.