Sentence examples for read the same way from inspiring English sources

Emoticons can produce another layer of confusion, however: they don't always read the same way across different technical interfaces.

Building rules include a proscription against putting window treatments outside those scrims, so that from the street the windows all read the same way.

Would Animal Farm "read" the same way as for someone with functioning nostrils and long familiarity with the richly mixed but detectably different aromas of a farmyard?

The sequences, identical strings of nucleotides that could be read the same way backward and forward, looked like Morse code, a series of dashes punctuated by an occasional dot.

"Speak, Memory" has been read as a book-length tribute to Véra; "Look at the Harlequins!," written many years later, calls out more loudly to be read the same way.

If there is to be a manual count of ballots, the Gore team wants the judge to agree that indentations on a ballot card should be read the same way as a fully punched hole.

"It would be a crime for them not to be interested in our magazine," said Ms. Tsukanova, 29, with a silver pixie cut and a perfect Vogue power smile, which reads the same way in any language.

The only act that's impossible is reading the same way you used to: treating the Web like a newspaper or book that might be perused with a balance of equanimity and curiosity.

Spell that sentence backwards and it reads the same way; my favorite palindrome.

They read Hemingway the same way they read Stephen Colbert.

It's impossible to read journalism the same way after reading Roiphe on how Joan Didion's stylistic tics — her ironic use of quotation marks, her attention to news as narrative — have become clichés of the genre.