Sentence examples for simplified reading from inspiring English sources

Attempts to make a simplified reading of Burns' verse are similarly doomed.

This is of course a selective and simplified reading of American policies and discourse, and American critiques of Saudi religious incitement, gender inequality, and human rights abuse are of course warranted.

He was among the first to use a 3-4 defense in the N.F.L. — three down linemen and four linebackers — which simplified reads for young linebackers and took advantage of their speed.

Two cameras, each of them installed inside each eyeball of the face, provide vision capability for reading simplified musical notations.

By using a slightly simplified method of reading, it appears to be highly suitable for use in large studies.

Guitars, bass guitars, and drums are often written in "tablature," a simplified way of reading music that tells you where to place your hands or drumsticks instead of what notes to play.

Nor does it strike me as shameful for adults to spend a lot of time reading these simplified treatments.

Even though she is, in effect, his stepmother, he fathers a child with her.Murasaki's language was already archaic and impenetrable a century after it was written, so the Japanese have been reading annotated, abridged, simplified and illustrated versions of the book since as early as the 12th century.

The advantage of reading Word files in this simplified view is speed in scrolling and editing.

Taiwan uses traditional characters while the mainland uses simplified ones, and a mainlander may have difficulty reading a Taiwan newspaper.

Wow, how simplified and yearning that reads now.