Sentence examples for reading slightly from inspiring English sources
Though that may be reading slightly too much into it".
Yes, we are reading slightly fewer long-form narratives and arguments than we did 50 years ago, though the Kindle and the iPad may well change that.
12.40pm GMT Background reading Slightly tangental but for the completists amongst you, here's that piece Rory just mentioned by George Monbiot on lobby groups and media.
Valerie Eliot, who died this week, put it more earthily – if, on closer reading, slightly disturbingly: "He obviously needed to have a happy marriage.
If you like reading slightly trashy, fictional books about strong girls and women, read a book about modern feminism.
A lot of Goths read books and so do a lot of real emos although they may be reading slightly different genres.
On Friday, an elated Mr. Jones, who bowed his head and cried after the verdict was read, slightly backed away from that assertion.
My gut-level view is that these facts read slightly negatively for Mr. Romney on balance — but I'm not confident enough about it that I'd want to venture much money on that conclusion.
His own version of his mother's farewell reads slightly softer than the version above: "Yes, I suppose we should say good-bye because we probably never will see each other again".
At 544 pages, it's probably 100-or-so pages too long, and a much-anticipated encounter with a genetic wizard called Gibbons reads slightly anticlimactically at the end.
I'd like everyone to remember the current position of the Republican Party (read: slightly more popular than cancer)., and recall that Rove's tactics of firing up the right-wing base while ignoring moderates has played a large part in the GOP's current sad state.
