Sentence examples for read variously from inspiring English sources
Cars careered past that read variously "Popular Army," "Free Libyan Army" and "The Army of Feb. 17".
The women were wearing aprons that read variously: "McCain don't buy Bush's war" and "Cookin' up war with John McCain".
Score boxes superimposed over a young African-American male read variously: "eScore: 811, high lifetime value potential" and "eScore: 524, underbanked, but safe credit risk".
The poetry is in the spectacle of men passively afloat in what might be read variously as amniotic fluid, the unconscious or the existential flux of the universe.
Liberated by the prospect of working from someone else's script (a first), Haynes has conjured a polymorphous kaleidoscope that can be read variously as a ravishing romance, sly psychodrama or arch sociopolitical satire.
As a child she "borrowed" personalities from the books that she read, variously being all of the March sisters from Little Women, Pauline from Noel Streatfeild's Ballet Shoes and Bobbie from The Railway Children.
The completeness of the fox transcriptome was tested by mapping fox reads combined variously into datasets of different sizes against the dog RefSeq database.
Set to Chopin nocturnes (played onstage by Roy Bogas), the piece can be variously read, depending on whether you see the pairs as distinct entities or the same people at different points in their emotional lives.
Just as Lolita, as Nabokov piquantly notes in his afterword, was variously read as "old Europe debauching young America" or "young America debauching old Europe", GTA IV leaves itself interpretatively open as to whether Niko is corrupted by America or whether he and his ilk (many of the most vicious characters whose paths Niko crosses are immigrants) are themselves bacterial agents of corruption.
Having earned himself a reputation as a film-maker willing to go the extra mile with 2004's The Liberace of Baghdad and 2012's The Reluctant Revolutionary, McAllister here conjures a mosaic of footage which can be variously read as hidden-camera investigation, socio-political treatise, fly-on-the-wall family drama, proto-feminist case study, and (most affectingly) child's-eye view of adult trauma.
