Sentence examples for reading on which from inspiring English sources

It may well surprise one to find out that every action verb was lexicalized as two different verbs, one for a reading on which the action was done intentionally, one on which it wasn't in some other language.

If, however, you insist on reading on — which I assure you will involve more or less a reiteration of the above but with a few additional 25-cent adjectives — then here you go.

That kind of writing — clear, direct, humane — and the reading on which it is based are the very root of the humanities, a set of disciplines that is ultimately an attempt to examine and comprehend the cultural, social and historical activity of our species through the medium of language.

We may soon get a reading on which theory is closer to the truth.

(47) has a reading on which 'moved the piano' is interpreted distributively (two liftings) and 'met' is read collectively.

(44) doesn't allow a reading on which John got a hair remover that was superfluous and Sarah a remover of superfluous hair.

So, getting to the demo day: We've noted before that demo days can be very hectic, and it can be hard to get a good read on which companies are really the best ones with just a few minutes of information from one presentation.

It is not easy to get a read on which style Woodson will favor.

This season, it's been tough to get a read on which Mets team will show up every day.

Braunecker surely had a better read on which teams were interested — and how much they were willing to spend — before he got here.

Check the bat on top of the flagpole, O'Neill said; that's how you get the truest read on which way the wind is blowing.