Sentence examples for reading badly from inspiring English sources
This morning, Colette, Sylvia's co-psychic, seemed to be cold reading badly.
And if you've been reading badly-written film scripts, it's like picking up an Arthur Miller; instead of all that Tarantino abuse.
Mr. Daniels added, "This reads badly enough on the printed page, but people who were present were even more emphatic that both Parker and Flowers were distancing themselves actively from the administration".
They either read badly or they can't read at all.
Our jails are full of people who have dropped out of school -- people who read badly or who can't read at all.
He later claimed that this was where "I learned nearly all that I ever learned from a Master namely to read badly, to write worse, and to cipher a little farther, perhaps than to the Rule of Three".
Roger Macy London Frank Landamore (Letters, 23 January) calls for innovative printing and wireless technology to solve the problem of reading small, badly positioned captions in art galleries.
The last time we heard "Gatsby" read this badly was in the old Andy Kaufman sketch.
"It was awful," she said with a grimace, "not poetic... and it really read very badly.
She reads Czech, badly; it was the only language her father wrote in, mainly technical papers.
