Sentence examples for what reads from inspiring English sources
What reads for 100 pages like a Dead Poets-style classroom drama becomes something bloodier and more elemental.
This week, in what reads like a Jerry mission-statementsion statement, he published a series of reform proposals, some of which make a great deal of sense.
In what reads like a bleak sign of things to come, the US Congress managed to cobble together a fiscal cliff deal that was passed after deadline.
Anne O'Sullivan, as Edna, and Mikeah Ernest Jennings, as James, mine real emotion from what reads on the page as a recalcitrant text.
What reads at first glance like a clutch purse in Saavedra's hand is really a brick, derived from a poster commemorating the Paris uprisings of 1968.
Yet what reads as musical innovation in 2008 is blue-ribbon revivalism, a high-production-value version of the songbook logic driving current Broadway musicals.
That's what reading Peter Ackroyd is like.
Think you know what reading is?
That's what reading is for.
Reading, then talking about what we read.
