Sentence examples for style of reading from inspiring English sources

The cyclicality of Barber's narrative fits an evangelical style of reading the present through Biblical precedent.

He proclaimed the death of the author and advocated a style of reading he referred to as "writerly," in which readers work as active creators of a text.

Pougatch commented: "Such was his unique style of reading the classifieds, his wonderful inflections and stresses, that even non-believers of the sport knew the result after the home team's score.

As he sat alone in a dimly lit room at BBC Television Centre in London contemplating the task ahead, he came up with a style of reading the football results that was to become his trademark.

Are hotels the new Facebook?" We don't know what Qatar paid, but the investment represents a degree of confidence in three things: the continuing appeal of old-world regency style, of reading rooms and signature cocktails, to an international audience; the still-more enduring strength of London itself, as a high-end tourist and business destination; and the management team that runs the place.

It was the football results". As he sat alone in a dimly lit room at BBC Television Centre in London contemplating the task ahead, he came up with a style of reading the football results that was to become his trademark.

We will best understand Plato's works and profit most from our reading of them if we recognize their great diversity of styles and adapt our way of reading accordingly.

Minkowski shows how a commentator on the great Indian epic deployed a new style of interpretation to read the entire Mahabharata as a Vedic allegory, and seeks to find contextual grounds for this new mode of reading.

Major examples of their style of close reading can be found in R.P. Blackmur's The Double Agent (1935), Allen Tate's Reactionary Essays on Poetry and Ideas (1936), John Crowe Ransom's The World's Body (1938), Yvor Winters's Maule's Curse (1938), and Cleanth Brooks's The Well Wrought Urn (1947).

I have some experience of reading poetry aloud, over the radio, and of listening to other trained voices, and there are some styles of reading I find pleasing, and some I abhor.

I selected my courses in part due to my interest in their subject matter but, more importantly, because I wanted to learn from specific professors' styles of reading and communicating.