Sentence examples for reads much of from inspiring English sources

As is her wont, Ms. Finley reads much of her script from lecterns.

The text accompanying the full-page black-and-white photograph reads: Much of the absorbing pleasure of first watching Peter Brook's black-and-white "Lord of the Flies," back in 1963, came from the convincingly innocent and then violently pagan appearance of its troupe of young castaways.

Robinson has not read much of the Koran.

It's hard to read much of anything".

I do read much of the rest of the magazine.

And I've read much of his writing.

He claimed he had not read much of the criticism.

Nor did he read much of import into her attire.

"You'll read much of that in both Tolstoy and Balzac," she said.

I read much of young Dana's enthusiasm for Shakespeare as your own.

This allowed them to read much of the globe's communications.