Sentence examples for reading precisely from inspiring English sources

Critics often compare Pym to Jane Austen, but several people at the conference told me that they regard her novels as comfort reading precisely because they forsake Austen's happy endings: her spinsters remain spinsters, and the breaking off of an engagement often produces more celebration than its announcement.

Others prefer the wide scope reading, precisely because it does not allow one to detach 'ought' and hence implies a more disjunctive obligation: S ought either to apply 'green' to green objects, or not mean green by 'green' (Gampel 1995: 228, Millar 2004: 168 169).

The first read precisely as follows: ALLAHU AKBAR!!!!

Never mind that every economic indicator is beginning to read precisely as it did before the global financial crisis, as Cunliffe warns.

"From my many years as a university literature teacher I do know that it takes all the rigour one can muster over the course of a semester to get even the best undergraduates to read precisely the fiction at hand, with all their intelligence, without habitual moralising, ingenious interpretation, biographical speculation and, too, to beware of the awful spectre of the steamrolling generalisation.

NaOH (70 µl 3 M) was then added to each reaction and the absorbance at 500 nm read precisely 10 sec later.

And there are some who are not reading this precisely because they could not put a similar list together, because they did not have my kind of luck.

Unfortunately what you've just read is precisely the sort of smart-alec liberal elitist response that's proved so resoundingly popular and electorally successful this year.

If someone like Vronsky were to give an account of his moral code, it would not, we can be sure, read in precisely these terms.

I am suggesting you read it precisely because it will likely strike you as wrong, and perhaps outrageously so.

It bears a hieroglyphic text that is woven into a criss-cross mat design to form a convoluted puzzle that must be read in precisely the right order to be understood.