Sentence examples for reader exercise from inspiring English sources
Reader exercise: What percentage of the 21 signatories of the letter are on the record in favor of the NSA's dragnet surveillance methods, especially as they relate to encryption, and domestic spying?
professor at Edinburgh University calls Rebus to say that, as the author of Reader Exercises and Directed Exegetic Response, he has noticed that the names of the victims appear to make up a word: take the first letters of their Christian names and surnames and they spell out the word Samantha.
Melanoma sat just slightly inside the green border but still, it was green, which left many readers exercised.
And so, RB and all of my readers, use this exercise to practice making conscious decisions about the positive qualities you seek in yourself and others.
In page 463 [9], the authors left the reader an exercise: "The fundamental tone of a stretched string of given uniform tension along which a given mass has been distributed is lowest when the entire mass is concentrated at the midpoint".
For very small lesions, the reader should exercise caution if a subtle observation is only identifiable on one slice.
The reader should exercise caution in interpreting such data as sample sizes are small and not all women provided complete data and the proportion that provided complete data is not equal across groups.
It was not for him to dictate the meaning of a text (Kierkegaard's meanings are contradictory), but for his readers to exercise their autonomy in apprehending it.
Our stable of columnists often incites readers to exercise their right to an opinion, but Yasmin Alibhai-Brown's open letter to Nigel Farage yesterday really opened the floodgates.
It would be implausible to suppose that Plato himself had no convictions about forms, and merely wants to give his readers mental exercise by composing dialogues in which different leading characters talk about these objects in discordant ways.
