Sentence examples for reading way from inspiring English sources

"I've been reading way too many women's magazines for a client," Mr. Glenn said.

I guess I was reading way too much Encyclopedia Brown and the Three Investigators in those days.

My wife was upstairs reading, way out of earshot and, anyway, if I were about to have a lethal heart attack, I wouldn't be able to scream.

Today in reading way too far into symbols, words and motifs, a woman argues that Monster energy drink has concealed Satanic imagery and is an example of "how clever the Devil is".

Having said that, I'm obviously reading way too much into Flaws, because all the evidence would suggest that Gary still doesn't think he has done anything remotely wrong on the tax-chiselling front.

It's possible that we're all just reading way too much into this little image, but the phone's description and the fact that Google's I/O is right around the corner may mean that some poor soul in Mountain View just jumped the gun a little bit.

I'm currently reading "Ways of Going Home," by the Chilean novelist and poet Alejandro Zambra.

Cohen told her that all of his professors had read way too much Andrea Dworkin.

I felt proud I could read way above my grade level.

"The PC police, as usual, read way more into the joke than was actually there," he says.

Warren read way below grade level.