Sentence examples for through the reading of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berezovsky, in a gray suit and open-collar white shirt, sat glumly through the reading of Justice Gloster's 38-page judgment, at times shaking his head.

His mother, suddenly at the center of the maelstrom, was barely able to get through the reading of a simple statement, much less talk about her son's life.

But any fans of the calorie-counting, white wine-swigging singleton considering mass-chilling the Chardonnay and stockpiling the fags to sustain them through the reading of Fielding's new book, are in for a shock.

There was the understanding of the war that came through the reading of the poetry and the making of the plays, which soaked this war into us and became how we have interpreted this war.

Compiled by official censors, the Index was an implementation of one part of the teaching function of the Roman Catholic church: to prevent the contamination of the faith or the corruption of morals through the reading of theologically erroneous or immoral books.

As teenagers' scores on standardized reading tests have declined or stagnated, some argue that the hours spent prowling the Internet are the enemy of reading — diminishing literacy, wrecking attention spans and destroying a precious common culture that exists only through the reading of books.

Some discovered it through the annual reading of "Finnegans Wake" at the Paula Cooper Gallery in Manhattan on New Year's Eve.

The analysis proceeded as follows: initially there was a familiarisation process through the repeated reading of transcripts that facilitated immersion in the data.

Although he periodically attended a one-room Quaker schoolhouse, Banneker was largely self-educated and did much of his learning through the voracious reading of borrowed books.

These results confirmed overwhelmingly that votes lost through the machine reading of punch cards were indeed being tabulated by human counters.

Through the detailed reading of 193 papers and reports we identified 28 different models which explained all or part of the knowledge transfer process.