Sentence examples for which it is read from inspiring English sources

And yet no novel worth reading is static; its relationship with both the time of its creation and the numerous subsequent contexts in which it is read is – and should be – dynamic.

The result, White Ravens, is "a story both of its time and yet timeless, part of its colour being leant by the temporal lens through which it is read".

The person is asked to read the lowest line legible, and visual acuity is then expressed in terms of the size of the letter and the distance at which it is read, relative to a person with normal vision.

There is a profound consonance between Ecclesiastes and Sukkot, the festival during which it is read and which marks the turn of the seasons, the beginning of the fall.

Text and video for each sonnet can be viewed separately, or combined on-screen to highlight each line as it is read aloud, which very effectively displays the power of the poetry.

To Kill a Mockingbird gives an insight into the subject, but the way in which it is still read demonstrates that we have a very long way to go before we can declare ourselves to be truly "colour blind".

It was a true spymaster's exit: as La Repubblica remarked, one "into which it is possible to read anything and its opposite".

They were all printed on paper which would dissolve as it was read or if anyone tried to keep it as a talisman.

This is one exhibition in which it is important to read the texts on the wall and pay attention to details in the pictures.

At a guess, it's the 23 years the 47-year-old Yorke spent with the mother of his children, crowning a piano-led ballad in which it is easy to read divorce as well as disaster.

And now he owns the newspaper, which, it is said, he read closely as a young KGB officer at his embassy desk–"the London Evening Standardski," as it is already called by London's wine-bar wits.