Sentence examples for reading directly from inspiring English sources

Democratic lawmakers, growing exasperated, have taken to reading directly from the House and the Senate bills at town-hall-style meetings.

Mr. Scholl, who appeared to be reading directly from his notes and rarely made eye contact with the jury, was often difficult to understand.

Where Mr. Keker's presentation was infused with a sense of passion about Mr. Quattrone's innocence, Ms. Little seemed to have little conviction about the words she spoke, at times reading directly from a binder.

While agreeing with Gregory Currie that there is little evidence linking reading directly to behavior, I do think that there is a case to be made for the "civilizing" effect of fiction and literature.

Frequently, the narrator — that is, the parent reading — directly addresses the child who is listening, inserting the child's name into the narrative, so that there are lines like "Relax your legs, [name].

Eddie is catching up now, at the age of 7. At school on Friday, he was sitting in a small room with his teacher, reading directly to her. "The rabbit and duck helped her," Eddie read, pronouncing "her" as if it were spelled "hair".

A royal decree read directly after the broadcast announced the cut in ministers' pay.

Each lane corresponds to a unique base, and the sequence is read directly from the gel.

In September 2005 Country Life awarded the prize of "Britain's Best-Loved Rector" to a man whose ministry could be read directly from the same pages.

Lorrie Moore whose long-awaited, and rapturously received novel, A Gate at the Stairs I read directly after Momus's book – gambles more than most writers in this regard.

The hit rate could be read directly from the plot.