Sentence examples for reading of events from inspiring English sources

It is a possible reading of events.

This reading of events – that torture led to the killing of Bin Laden – is demonstrably false.

The US has also suggested that this reading of events is warranted.

Shouldn't an elected president be free to govern as he pleases?This is an over-simple reading of events.

Even the most mundane reading of events would still need to use the phrase "greatest comeback ever seen in a World Cup final".

At the same time, it was argued that the overthrow of a tyrant (such as Richard III, according to the Tudor reading of events) was right and proper.

In the two example sentences in 5, I show that event classifier coerce the reading of event as individuals and hence free from specific temporal reference and eventive instantiation.

This seems like a highly optimistic reading of recent events.

The jury verdict, reached in the 10th day of deliberations, reflected a narrow reading of the events last fall that led to Andersen's indictment.

C.J. Koch developed a similar interest in regional writing, using the exotic possibilities of Asia to provide a mythic reading of political events in The Year of Living Dangerously (1978) and Highways to a War (1995) and the shadowy otherness of Tasmania in The Doubleman (1985) and Out of Ireland (1999).

Our description and conclusions are, therefore, based on our reading of the events.