Sentence examples for reading of how from inspiring English sources

"It is very objective data – it wasn't self-reported so we really had an accurate reading of how many steps the users and non-users of the game walked," said Howe.

Watch Big Boi do a dramatic reading of "How The Grinch Stole Christmas".

The two studies together point to a more optimistic reading of how diversity impacts on urban neighbourhoods.

The Tate's curator of photography, Simon Baker, describes it, instead, as "a conceptual reading of how war is remembered".

I know that reading of how easily I was turned back, many N.D. fans might view me as an impostor, and they would be right.

But some of the most imposing architectural symbols of China's rising stature reflect a more enlightened reading of how the future might unfold.

It is also the best account I have read of how post-colonial colonialism actually works.

The Apgar effect wasn't just a matter of giving clinicians a quick objective read of how they had done.

We read of how Patrick's father threw him into a swimming pool when he was three years old, in order to "teach" him how to swim.

It is deeply concerning to read of how low attainment is often a "self-fulfilling prophecy" with the degradation through 11 and 16 being a well trodden path.

"Then, in 1970, I read of how a young worker had set himself on fire and killed himself in the struggle for human rights, and for workers' rights.