Sentence examples for reading for the first from inspiring English sources

I remember reading, for the first time, Alice Walker's essay about Cuba, and about her relationship with her father.

I've got two: "Ship Fever," by Andrea Barrett, which I'm reading for the first time, and "Toning the Sweep," by Angela Johnson, which is a reread.

A Bible in Russian, which the woman, Elena Kit, 49, a skin care specialist, said she was reading for the first time.

As I tackled these books last winter, I was exhilarated by the experience of reading for the first time something I had claimed to be familiar with, but I also had the sensation of forsaking a part of my past.

Most readers will thus find themselves reading for the first time about the expeditions sent out by Germany (1869-70, led by Karl Koldewey), Austria-Hungary (1872-74, led by Julius von Payer and Karl Weyprecht), Italy (1899-1900, led by the Duke of Abruzzi) and Russia 1913-144, led by Grigory Sedov); and the stories are remarkable.

Ironic, then, that watching Star Wars: The Force Awakens, I found myself feeling like a 12-year-old, reading for the first time the words: "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away", hearing John Williams's fanfare theme and discovering what all the fuss was about.

To assess whether lobule-type assessment was consistent across batches, the pathologist reclassified 50 first-batch slides at the time of reading for the second batch.

The Kafka that many of us read for the first time was in part a construction of Edwin and Willa Muir.

I had reason recently to read for the first time the Wikipedia entry discussing my novel "The Human Stain".

I also loved the cool clarity of Alice Munro's writing which I read for the first time last year.

There was a moment of pure glee when he read for the first time chapter 58 of Moby Dick.