Sentence examples for reading indeed from inspiring English sources
Good news for the consumer but grim reading indeed for the UK personal motor insurers.
STEVEN BERKOWITZ New York To the Editor: Kay Hymowitz's unquestioning reverence for Robert George's great leaps of logic made for sad reading indeed.
To a person not in book publishing, Mr. Rubin's 16-page proposal and outline (written with his co-author, Jacob Weisberg) is dry reading indeed.
In any case, an account of physics based on the impossibility of walking on water, or a section in chemistry that turns on the reactions that transform it into an alcoholic beverage would make feeble reading indeed.
He does credit his father with introducing him to the joys of reading; indeed, Mr. Jones's conversation is liberally studded with quotes from Somerset Maugham, H. L. Mencken, Albert Einstein and Mark Twain.
("Zuckerman Unbound is a frictionless read: indeed, it's over before you know it").
The more of Status Anxiety you read, indeed, the more odd it seems.
A very fine read indeed, it expresses a life view almost never examined in our narrow literary culture.
For anyone curious about the possible downside of May's reforms and where the police might be headed, this is an enlightening read indeed.
