Sentence examples for reading carefully from inspiring English sources

If readers come away feeling they understand the full tale, they have not been reading carefully.

I'm reading carefully; I'm taking notes; a few readers have kindly offered to keep track of what they perceive to be bias.

Her insistence on that pleasure informs her method: reading carefully to see what an author does on the page and between the lines.

Here is a statement worth reading carefully that Roberts made about his appellate advocacy, in written answers to questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2005, after he was nominated to serve on the Supreme Court.

If you use a Web site like ehealthinsurance.com, you can find out more about each price quoted by clicking on "plan details" and reading carefully, looking for the categories listed above.

He wanted a look at the young Mr. Cera for the pilot, and three weeks later, after he had forgotten about the request, a producer said, " 'Good news, Michael Cera likes the script,' and I said, 'Who's that?' As a 14-year-old, he was reading carefully to make sure it was right for him and he could do the job".

They got used to news actors reading carefully-produced, establishment-engineered scripts.

But read carefully.

The past must be read carefully.

This is less reassuring when read carefully.

Select two news stories to read carefully.