Sentence examples for seek to read from inspiring English sources
The new efforts seek to read all the DNA in the bacterial communities found in a patch of soil or seawater or even the lining of the human gut.
Guilt is, like innocence, not collective, but individual.WILLIAM BURKESan FranciscoKnowing your own mindSIR – I noted Dave Townsend's letter suggesting that readers of The Economist seek to read, watch and listen to material that confirms their own political prejudices (Letters, January 8th).
As the private school admissions process rolls into full gear, so, too, does the parental rumor mill, churning out dubious claims about the meaning of each move a school makes as the anxious mothers and fathers of applicants seek to read the tea leaves of their child's academic future.
Although the software is still in its early phases, developers like Beyond Verbal, a start-up in Tel Aviv, are offering the nascent technology as a deeper approach for call centers and other customer services that seek to read and respond to consumers' emotions in real time.
All governments seek to read the diplomatic traffic of all other governments, friend or foe.
The demographic bases of the two major parties, the need for the Republican Party to govern rather than just shout down the president and the likelihood that the Republicans in congress will overplay their hands and seek to read too much ideology into their recent victory are all reasons why progressives can have some hope going into 2011, but it won't be an easy year.
The righteous person seeking to read "The Plant" must then take two steps.
These days, it can seem like every bookstore, bar and bowling alley in the city has been taken over by writers seeking to read their work in public.
Nessler sought to read the mind of Minnesota guard Troy Hudson when he tried to bank a layup from high up the glass.
Mr. Burgess sought to read a statement from Mr. Coburn at the hearing, but Representative Bart Stupak, the chairman of the panel, cut off his microphone, which led to a sharp exchange between the lawmakers.
She seeks to read our minds when she states: "If they can make it legal for the life of a single person to be prematurely ended, they will then seek to broaden the criteria".
