Sentence examples for read seriously from inspiring English sources

Stop Humiliating Teachers Do Teens Read Seriously Anymore?

There were people who read seriously, and their numbers were far greater than they are now.

For many students, this means that their words are being read seriously by their peers for the first time.

By the end of the nineties, more books than ever before were being read seriously, but the ways of reading were increasingly laborious.

I'm also going to read – seriously – Svetlana Alexievich's Chernobyl Prayer (Penguin £9.99) and the great new edition of her Second-Hand Time, put out by Fitzcarraldo Editions (£14.99).

This is an idea with great promise because, for people who read seriously from an early age, life is inseparable from literature.

When they become twelve or thirteen, kids often stop reading seriously.

"Nigerians don't take reading seriously," she said, adding that she has observed a dramatic decrease in the sale of fiction.

I'd definitely echo the sentiments of his former Atlantic colleague, Matt Yglesias, who notes that Douthat "will generate a conservative column that progressives will have reason to read and take seriously".

Roth is convinced that it was Freedman Bellow who got her husband "to read me seriously".

After his retirement he volunteered at LIJ Hospital where he organized educational conferences and read to seriously ill children.