Sentence examples for subject reading from inspiring English sources
Perhaps my ignorance was a virtue: I could serve as an experimental subject, reading the book and reporting on whether I arrived at the promised land.
In 2007 he sank himself into the subject, reading a stack of books (like David Foster Wallace's "Everything and More: A Compact History of Infinity") and attending academic lectures where he could barely decipher a word.
As Mr. Lazio loped from subject to subject, reading in an even monotone from a lectern, his audience sat, still and silent, for almost the entire 30 minutes of the speech.
In The Simple Act of Reading (Random House), Debra Adelaide has pulled together some of Australia's best authors to reflect on what is arguably a writer's favourite subject: reading.
The audio and video of a human subject reading texts of a predefined corpus are recorded.
Suppose that there is a fixed cost associated with each subject, due to the processes of selecting the subject, reading the instructions, and conducting the experimental manipulations.
Read around your subject; read other copywriting blogs.
Hint: Subject read: "Thanks for the recommendation; think I'll go elsewhere".
His next post on the subject read, "So far the broccoli/kohlrabi votes are pretty much evenly split.
The research literature on the subject reads a little like those old TV ads: "This is your brain.
For more on this subject, read Rothenberg's 2007 Times Op-Ed article "Speak Whale to Me".
