Sentence examples for read with care from inspiring English sources

Read with care?

The text is better than the recipes, which should be read with care.

It should be read with care by all those who are planning the counterattack.

I write in response to the letter you published from the British Writers in Support of Palestine (BWISP), which I have read with care (Letters, 24 January).

The polemical anti-Origenists, however, need to be read with care since they were not above misquoting Origen and ascribing to him the words of later Origenists.

Read with care, Hitchens's introduction alerts Orwell devotees that they should not expect the same pleasures from this book that they get from other of his writings.

His detailed footnotes — worth reading with care — fill 172 pages at the back of this thick volume.

In recent issues of Critical Care, we read with concern the article by Pontes-Arruda and colleagues [ 1] and the first author's reply to the letter from Machado (the latter two of which appear in [ 2]).

In the late 1990s, I still felt that the book was not being read with the care and attention it deserved.

Mr. Geck's tome, read with some care, is a most welcome and useful companion.

Many readers believe that it is, so I read with particular care on this subject.