Sentence examples for should really read from inspiring English sources

Any recipe for it should really read: just add guests.

At the back of the venue I bump into brilliant Middlesbrough author Richard Milward (you should really read his debut novel Apples, and go from there).

Ms. Rosin doesn't draw any overt conclusions, but by the end of her article (which you should really read in its entirety), she seems sold on the idea that parents should worry far less about those alluring touch screens.

I think if someone is trying to understand what it is like to be part of the LGTBTQ+ community and how society treats you they should really read this book.

And big six should really read big seven, because the National Grid, too, is stuck in the past and frightened of the future, just as the lights are in danger of going out because of a lack of new investment.

At the risk of excerpting only a fragment of a piece that one should really read in full, here is one of many important passages: …I have come to feel a certain degree of impatience with the impulse to see Jianguo mainly through the lens of Chinese politics.

The passage, Mr. Bruster argues, should really read (with modernized spelling): "What is there yet in a son?/He must be fed, be taught to go, and speak./Yet why might not a man love a calf as well?" Mr. Bruster once counted himself among the many scholars who have thought the passage in the quarto was simply too poorly written to be Shakespeare.

Report launches should really read: "Come to the launch of our recent report where a panel of the so-called great and the good will say generalised things before you get to drink and talk to people who are more interesting than the panel".