Sentence examples for reads on paper from inspiring English sources
Patty Barnes, a New Yorker whom he married four weeks after they met 21 years ago, helps select the topics — sometimes culled from the books she voraciously reads, on paper and in a black Kindle she seems to carry wherever she goes, and largely inspired by personal interests and obsessions, like the intersection of the arts and neuroscience.
The website aims to be an Economist or Slate Magazine for the internet generation which barely reads on paper anymore.
It reads, on paper, like a fairy tale.
What reads on paper like a crime-soap becomes a mysterious and surreal experience on the screen.
Furthermore, no matter how good a declaration of inclusion reads on paper, educators and students won't take it to heart if espoused values are not embodied in everyday practice.
"If the tech companies hope to absorb the totality of human existence," he writes, "then reading on paper is one of the few slivers of life that they can't fully integrate".
Asked why they preferred to read on screen, one pupil said: "When you read on paper, it's a bit boring, unless it's something you're really into and you might get into it.
In the meantime, I will start conjuring my next book, one that with any luck may still be read on paper by live human beings five years from now.
But there is one sort of news that readers do still want to read on paper: a blow-by-blow account of a game involving their favourite sports team.
Periodicals I mostly read online, whereas books, a lot of them, I still read on paper.
What you read on paper is not necessarily what you see onstage.
