Sentence examples for reading of things from inspiring English sources

In the mayor's reading of things, the progress his administration has made in cleaning up Naples has gotten under some people's skin.

In this reading of things, it seems, the party must allow the trampling of the poor in order to win power and save them.

When I mention this to Spence, who has worked with Heston Blumenthal, he agrees and says: "From my reading of things, companies like Firmenich – one of world's largest flavour and fragrance houses – were funding people like Blumenthal a decade ago precisely to try and change the public's perception of 'synthetic' and 'scientific' in mass food via their acceptance of it in modernist cuisine".

In Frick's old living room, de Botton recalled reading "Remembrance of Things Past" as a teen-ager.

He gave me a reading list of things he thought I should know, which included Melville, Pierre von Kleist's writings, and a couple of fantasy books.

But I felt a sudden, prickly recognition when reading – of all things – Longfellow's 1855 poem The Song of Hiawatha.

Had my studies in mythology and voracious reading of all things Joseph Campbell finally cracked my sanity?

Co-produced by Harrison, Preston's reading of "All Things Must Pass" betrays an obvious debt to his former mentor, Ray Charles.

"People do read lots of things online but I remain unconvinced that people are going to want novels online.

So familiar has Proust's cake-inspired reverie become that even for those who've never read Remembrance of Things Past, biting into a madeleine can become a kind of 'meta' experience.

If they read some of things I think about them, it might make the holidays too awkward for comfort.