Sentence examples for written that reads from inspiring English sources
The phrase "written that reads" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction and may confuse readers. Example: "The document contains a section written that reads 'This is a sample text.'"
A custom software macro was written that reads the mask file and selectively delivers two-photon excitation light to each protein deposit present, while leaving the remainder of the specimen untouched by excitation light (the custom macro is available as Source code 1).
The video switches to a black screen with white writing that reads: "A Message to America".
One rather mawkish example features a child's plaintive writing that reads: "My dad works on a train.
A case in point is a white glazed ewer from the 10th century decorated minimally with bold writing that reads "Drink from it and enjoy it".
Primus, the Dead Kennedys, chalkboard writing that reads "you suck".
LaBeouf's most recent tweet was a picture of sky-writing that read #STARTCREATING (a play on #STOPCREATING, a hashtag LaBeouf used when announcing his retirement).
The scholar Benedict Anderson once wrote that "reading a newspaper is like reading a novel whose author has abandoned any thought of a coherent plot".
Mitchell writes that reading "The Reason I Jump," he "felt as if, for the first time, our own son was talking to us about what was happening inside his head".
Another resident of New York's suburbs gave to the fund, two days before Christmas, and wrote that reading the stories about the people who had benefited from the fund made her thankful to be able to give.
In his autobiography al-Ghazâlî writes that reading Sufi literature made him realize that our theological convictions are by themselves irrelevant for gaining redemption in the afterlife.
On Mother's Day this year he gave me a card he wrote that read, "I really don't know where I would be without you".
