It is not only that novel-reading engenders false and unreal ideas of life, but the descriptions of love-scenes, of thrilling, romantic episodes, find an echo in the girl's physical system and tend to create an abnormal excitement of her organs of sex".
"Even if you persevere with the eye strain engendered by reading scientific papers, the only thing you'll discover is that there is as much agreement about the causes of schizophrenia as there is agreement about the meaning of Shakespeare's plays".
In addition to resulting in incorrect interpretations of relatedness (Fig. 11), reading across the tips can engender a false impression of evolutionary trends.
Can a deficit in these phonological skills not engender difficulties in reading acquisition?
We should not only teach reading but engender a love of literature.
(The study, "Engendering Inequity?
I want to engender lingering in the installations highly personal engagements with reading the material that slow time and give rise to subtle readings and engagement.
I've just read Michael Billington's very interesting review of last night's show, and am slightly cowed by his amazing knowledge of Shakespeare engendered by years of attentive watching and reading.
With the lower middle class reading public, the effect of devouring The Forsyte Saga was to engender genteelisms cucumber sandwiches for tea, supper renamed dinner rather than to learn that book's sombre lesson about the decline of the old class structure.
"With its youthful, almost entirely non-Caucasian cast, and its celebration of the possibilities inherent in building a new nation, the poetry of Hamilton is a reminder of the gleaming sense of hope that the election of 2008 engendered," the essay read.
You can read the research paper entitled Vector-mediated gene transfer engenders long-lived neutralizing activity and protection against SIV infection in monkeys at Nature.com.com
