Sentence examples similar to ripe for reading from inspiring English sources
"With their votes today, these Democrats have ceded tremendous power to the executive branch to engage in mass and warrantless surveillance — a power that history has shown time and again is ripe for abuse," read a statement from Demand Progress, a progressive advocacy group with 2 million members, posted on Twitter.
"That makes conditions ripe for record spending".
But I was ripe for the gulling, because I read the book at the right age.
"I think her books are ripe for parody because we all read them as kids, and they're so earnest and the characters are so serious," he said.
By the end of high school, I was passing well enough that I was ripe for reclamation: a high school reading of Ivan Turgenev's Fathers And Sons hacked down my little Berlin wall, leading to a Russian literature major at university and a journalism career that never strayed far from Russians, whether there or in the Russian diaspora.
Here theorists are attempting to use the master's tools—Freud and Lacan to destroy the master's house (see Lourde 1984): dominant cultural texts are ripe for such an against-the-grain reading of orthodox psychoanalytic concepts.
Instead, for example, you read that social, political, and economic forces were ripe for the rise of someone like Napoleon.
Much like reading books, paying attention in class is a critical piece of academic success and an area ripe for student incentives.
"RIPE for digital destruction".
