Sentence examples for vast reading from inspiring English sources
Isidore, utilizing his vast reading, compiled encyclopaedias on everything from liturgical ceremonies to the natural sciences.
From his always vast reading he absorbed the violence of society.
The library took the sixth and seventh floors for a vast reading room with high bookstacks.
"The shock to the vast reading public is, 'I understand this dude,' " he said of Mr. Obama's work.
She challenged us with her vast reading of literature and her daily reading of The New York Times.
This entrepreneurial novelist was canny enough to realize that his vast reading public would not be receptive to the real facts about his life, and in any case Robbins liked to lie about them.
A companion thinks the view too vast (read dull) for art, but Van Gogh persists and you can see the astonishing result about two-thirds of the way round this epochal show at the Royal Academy.
Similarly, other miRNA families exhibited vast read ranges, such as the gga-miR146 (91–235,844 reads) and gga-miR-30 (886–164,361 reads) families (Additional file 1: Table S2).
And, who would not want to leaf through a book at least once in their lives in Charles Rennie Mackintosh's transcendent Glasgow School of Art Library, the vast main reading room of the New York Public Library, or the haunting new Grimm Centre in Berlin named for the dictionary-compiling brothers, and designed by the Swiss architect Max Dudler in a relentless rhythm of hypnotic timber stacks?
But for the vast majority (read: 95%) of use cases, simplicity will suffice.
It also weeds out uninterested sellers and gives you a good, cheap alternative to the other vast wastelands — read "sales and auction sites" — out there.
