Sentence examples for true reading of from inspiring English sources
It's subjective of course; I don't pretend this is the official true reading of the opera.
If this is a true reading of Islam, then peace in the Middle East is even further away than it appears.
The cards, so popular that the women have applied for a patent, can be held up to a wall for a true reading of the final look.
A true reading of public reaction is not possible from the spy photographs, which generally show snippets from only one of many versions of the truck.
Because Easter fell earlier this year, retailers and analysts had said that only a look at the combined March-April period would give a true reading of spring business.
And, yes, that means setting aside attempts to calibrate the various equivalences necessary to get a true reading of two B teams going at each other in different stages of their domestic seasons.
Philadelphia and San Diego will open new parks next season, and there will not be a true read of the parks' traits until the games begin.
What this does is to provide spectators and team owners alike a "true" read of the level of athletes competing.
The Yankees won't get a true read on the condition of Roger Clemens's right hamstring until he pitches Game 4 at Yankee Stadium Sunday.
Though the similarity statistic can be nil or tiny for various reasons (e.g., a true reading, absence of the source in the database, an inadequate search algorithm, or technical sabotage by the plagiarist), whenever that statistic is very low, a second verification helps to guard against an erroneous report of cleanliness.
