Sentence examples for read spoke from inspiring English sources

Respected L.A. Times entertainment columnist Patrick Goldstein, whom I eminently admire and faithfully read, spoke out loud and clear with his objections to her selection.

A handwritten note dated November 08 reads: "Spoke to Sir Peter.

Read "We Spoke to a North Korean Defector Who Escaped Terrible Working Conditions Overseas".

You should start by reading Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche (also keep in mind that Nietzsche was actually a nihilist and that is different from existentialism. He's still worth reading though) and Nausea by Sartre.

Jihad had no business -- then -- in the lede or the headline, which did not read, "Soldier Who Spoke of Suicide Bombings, Threats, Kills 12".

Read: We Spoke to a Psychologist About Hollywood's Depictions of Mental Illness.

Beat poetry, born to be performed as much as read, these were verses that spoke of Batman and bedsitters, bus rides and chip shops and plastic daffodils – and pop music too, of course.

Ms. Arno read the Mary Oliver poem "Last Night the Rain Spoke to Me," explaining later that she had rejected poems with "love" in them because she thought it was too much a cliché.

"Read it/ Wrote it/ Heard it/ Spoke it/ Made it/ Broke it," he sings on "Don't You Know Who I am?".

If you'd told me that the two of them never so much as spoke, or that they went for polka lessons, or read the I Ching together, or shot heroin, I'd have had to believe it.

Patients who did not speak Cantonese as their first language were read the questions by the helpers in Mandarin or English depending on which language the patient spoke.