Sentence examples for we also read the from inspiring English sources
But we also read the classics.
Prompted by a portentous title — "Étroits Sont les Vaisseaux" or "Narrow Are the Vessels" — and by a museum label explaining Mr. Kiefer's themes, including war, the Holocaust and Nazis, we also read the apparent wreckage metaphorically, as a symbol of human violence.
We also read the paper and look at the Internet.
The decision about inclusion and exclusion of each retrieved work was first based on their titles and abstracts, and, when necessary, we also read the concluding remarks and related work sections.
But can we also read the body's symbolism?
She usually comes here and we sit together and advise each other and we also read the bible together…" Social interactions are however complicated and may diminish resilience unless some of their negative effects are resisted: "…even though they are not telling me but their actions tell me that they are treating me well.
We were interested in the team and the market and we'd also read the publicly available estimates about Groupon's almost inconceivable growth in new markets, subscribers, business customers and revenue.
But in Article I we also read that the people will elect the House of Representatives -- and the determination of who can vote will be left to state law, in just the way that militia service would remain subject to Congressional and state regulation.
The mobilization of the Confederate Army, we also read, involved the participation of "tens of thousands of African-American laborers" both "enslaved and free"; this is a strange wording implying broad black support, minimizing any hint of coercion and ignoring, too, the fact that nearly four million people — one-third of the South's population — were then enslaved.
We can also read the joke as a simple statement of fact regarding the specific setting of the business world.
We also read about the Brazilian writer who designed the country's signature soccer uniform, and asked a question that's often only whispered: Why did Karl Ove Knausgaard name his book after Hitler's "My Struggle"?
