Sentence examples for reads as something from inspiring English sources

Composed of the measured and moving memories of one particular family, "What Remains" reads as something of an act of love, a deeply personal act of love.

His nickname began as a play on the words "question mark" but now reads as something more unguarded: a search for affection.

Zuleika Dobson is a brilliant Edwardian satire on Oxford life by one of English literature's most glittering wits that now reads as something much darker and more compelling.

Writing in several different registers, Rushdie combines the wonder of fairy tale with the grittiness of hard, political realism; at times, especially in the long section recounting Max's wartime experiences, it reads as something close to reheated journalism: 'On June 13, the government of France abandoned the capital to the aggressor.

Over two years later, Justine still had not found a way out of her sorrow, but she did find the words, in "If the Spirit Moves You," a tender memoir that reads as something of a sequel to Ruth's spare book.

The whole package simply looks  and reads as something very unprofessional.

The first sentence of that novel reads: "As long as something exists, it is not what it will have been".

Those, at least, read as something new.

But in the fractured moment when a request for help is read as something far more sinister, the calculations yield results that are all but indistinguishable.

The new central bank headquarters, scheduled for occupancy in 2014, could be read as something of a declaration of independence from the Bundesbank's anti-inflation dogma.

As for the unadorned wall, she said, "We just want to let it read as something that was not originally meant to be exposed".