Sentence examples for reading differently from inspiring English sources
When an author pulls that big a rock that early, you start reading differently.
The effects of this speeded-up, tilt-a-whirl environment have yet to be entirely parsed, but it's looking like we'll be reading differently.
Yet Margaret Atwood, across in a different tent, attested that people are reading more... but they are also reading differently.
I don't imagine that merely reading differently and hoping that others will do the same will end racism or sexism.
Like Zadie Smith, she feels she's on a "quest" to educate her readers into reading differently, so they're "not assuming from the outset that, unless they're told otherwise, everyone's white".
Other parts of the report were read differently by people with different interests.
Importantly, different software packages deal with ambiguous reads differently; for example, MAQ assigns these reads randomly, whereas cross_match gives information about the alternative mapping sites.
"Them," likewise, reads differently now.
But it could easily be read differently.
Female infidelity, on the other hand, he says, reads differently.
His cowboy rhetoric, however organic, reads differently when he crosses the state line.
