Sentence examples for very different reading from inspiring English sources

I expect if I read the book again now, it would be a very different reading.

The codex also came with a fringe benefit: It created a very different reading experience.

A very different reading, and a very different recommendation, can be found in the work of Sartre.

He said: "Scarborough's history would make very different reading if it wasn't for the influence of Richard III and there is an argument the Yorkshire connection to Richard is at its strongest in Scarborough which is why we fully support the campaign to bring Richard III home.

This was a pragmatic decision as children in this age group have very different reading abilities making self-completion problematic but it could have influenced children's responses to the questions.

A book about D-Day in Normandy during World War II will obviously be a very different reading experience than a book about the politics of the Roman senate circa the time of Julius Caesar.

It's a timely and very different read about the hell of war, suitable for primary on up.

The play is very different read as one would read a novel, to what it is when staged with a beautiful and sympathetic actress as Nora.

Other blog fictions (eg www.ftrain.com) showcase lots of different micro-narratives, says Jill Walker, but reading them is "very different to reading scattered short short stories in a literary magazine.

Reading a 210 page novel is very different from reading an 874 page tome.

Cold ice on your hand is very different than reading about how it is melting".