Sentence examples for real read from inspiring English sources
"Sometimes you get a real read of their game watching them hit shots that count".
"The Benefits of Optimism Are Real," read a recent headline for an Atlantic article that summarized the latest psychological research on positive thinking.
To get a real read on where the market might be headed, we'll need to see if the oil price stabilizes, what happens in China, and how the Federal Reserve reacts to the recent sell-offs.
I have no real read on where [Sens.] Clinton and McCain stand.
But "real" (read: paying) jobs in outreach are few and far between.
He believes that top-quality research in applied mathematics--where mathematical solutions are sought for "real" (read non-mathematical) quandaries--can only result when mathematicians energetically engage scientists from the disciplines the scientific problems arise from.
Reading, real reading takes time, so stop squandering it on Yahoo or Google headlines, weather and social media updates.
"ADHD is real," reads his opening sentence.
Nabokov was right: there is no real reading but rereading.
Everyone knows everyone — someone described it to me as a very sophisticated shtetl — and there is a real reading public.
Listeners are opting for convenience, they say, at the expense of engaging the mind and imagination as only real reading can.
