Sentence examples for reading of that from inspiring English sources

A charitable reading of that would indicate the president has simply ignored all the evidence to the contrary.

We'll leave the Jackie Kennedy hair for now because I suspect Freud could make a better reading of that than any fashion writer could.

The republic is then described as being under God, and I think a fair reading of that would be I think that's the way the republic ought to be conceived, as under God.

Are they, in fact, mopping up domestic work for the sake of higher paid women, and can a feminist reading of that exist without a Marxian one, viz, that if we won't all do some caring work, a tranche of people will end up doing it all?

Now, a blank reading of that would lead you to the bizarre (and incorrect) conclusion that Indigenous Australians entering prison are less mentally distressed than those living at home.

Close reading of that book will be presupposed.

But reading of that tortured child, I felt a deep sickening that set me trembling.

Rightfully, Ms. Uchida greeted a reading of that passage with a guffaw.

"She typed it and sent it and I was able to have a read of that," said Fedorcio.

You can have a read of that here.

I understand why Kieltyka is so angry that she came to be seen, based on Bailey's portrayal of her and the backlash-reading of that portrayal, to be a cause of harm to the very women for whom she saw herself as an advocate.