Sentence examples for typically reading from inspiring English sources

We use all of our devices, and in between using all of the life-/game-changing apps we can, we inhale small doses of information -- often unchecked; not vetted; from sources removed far from the center source by the very technology that brings it to us; typically reading the posts that support our preconceived notions and beliefs; rarely delving beyond the headlines or sound bites.

Our study replicated the previously described effect [6], that dyslexic children show larger saccade disconjugacies than typically reading children (F1,18 = 15.66, p<0.01); but, saccade disconjugacy did not change with reading distance for both groups of children (F1,18 = 1.69) – neither was the saccade disconjugacy for only one group affected by viewing distance (F-value <1).

No activation differences between dyslexic and typically reading children were observed in the naming task.

Grande et al. (2011) studied German-speaking dyslexic and typically reading children, who named pictures of or read low- and high-frequency words.

Never one to waste any time, Dr. Eisenbarth was typically reading a book or an article while walking around, typically with a pen in his mouth to underline important sentences, and listened to audio books in his commute to work.

In the World Championship Speed Reading Competition the top contestants typically read around 1,000 to 2,000 words per minute, but only manage about 50% comprehension.

How much of it do you typically read?

Those intelligence briefs are typically read by as many as 200 officials in the Bush administration.

I typically read about history's great leaders: FDR, Churchill, Patton, figures like that.

3. Read periodicals you would not typically read — a scientific magazine, for example, if you are more interested in business.

Boys, of every age, no matter the nature of the literature before them, typically read less thoroughly than girls.