Sentences with phrase «to read something that way»

I don't read it that way at all.

Reading them this way helped me develop my intuition and learn to trust it much faster.

The book is so long that it functions more as a reference guide than something you'll read cover - to - cover, although you can definitely read it that way, too.

Read it this way in a circle, repeating the poem until the language becomes smooth and fluid, like a wave.

I remember reading you way back in 2006 probably, on the old blogger blog you had.

This is literally everything you need to know, so you might as well read it the way it was meant to be read.

However, I would not read it this way.

I don't think I attacked him at all but he is definitely reading it that way.

Just finished Gladwell's Tipping Point (yes, superslacker for reading it way after Blink, and I heartily agree with his ideas about Connectors, Mavens, and Salesmen.

Thus we turn to SteamSpy's data and achievements, reading them the way people used to read the tea leaves and entrails (and just as accurately).

If everyone read it that way, Muslims have known about the Big Bang for centuries?

I don't know about you Kynt, but I have a lot of trouble reading something the way they spoke in king James times.

I am not sure how the jailer meant his question, and so don't mind reading it either way.

You can still read it that way.

and [your] reason for reading it that way is the incentive.....

There is nothing wrong with this way of reading the Bible, and reading it this way helps us see the flow of the narrative and the big picture story of Scripture.

I don't read it that way.

«If we read it the way you're saying,» she said, «then we're going to read the statute as intruding on the federal - state relationship, because then the states are going to be coerced into establishing their own exchanges.»

Indeed, the grain of its composition and the tide of its reading flows so strongly in this direction that Lindbeck remarked at the Toronto meetings that he had come to often find himself reading it that way.

He has the further ability to enter the hearts of nearly everyone: «Monarchists» read him their way; «Papists,» theirs.

For example, in my One Verse Podcast episodes on Genesis 1, I go to great length to show how this creation account was not written to provide a scientifically accurate account of how the world began, and so it is a mistake to read it that way.

As I read it that way I thought «God give me the Spirit, I need the Spirit so badly.

You read it that way because you want to, but many historical scholars argue that the phrase was specifically chosen so as to include all people of all faiths regardless of who they believed their creator to be.

If you love the guy you can read it that way.

I could read it either way.

I don't think Ali meant to imply that ff mothers don't love and respect their children like bf mothers, but I can see how Stacy might have read it that way.

«I saw this as an extension of the existing law to international organizations, so I didn't read it the way they did, but of course I will listen, and if the bill says what they say it says, then I certainly won't support it,» Gillibrand said.

«She read it the way you did and I did.

Alternatively, you can download a free Kindle app for your smartphone, tablet, laptop or PC and read it that way.

I think it's best on paper, in spite of the star - studded audiobook, but everyone should read it any way they can.

I have downloaded a couple of e-books on my computer but it just doesn't feel right to read them that way.

You can print out your book through Createspace and read it that way, or you can read it from your computer screen, but that is ONLY if you can keep yourself from editing.

For me, the Paperwhite presents more of a wall of words, and I have to work more to read it that way.

Well - written, fast - paced, and dangerously addictive — but with some extra thinking in there, too, should you choose to read it that way.

«If you missed an issue of Spider - Man, and you can't find it anywhere, you can always go online and read it that way.»

I purchase ebooks [1] almost exclusively (the exception being when Subterranean Press is doing something that I'm interested in), and part of the calculation for «which book of many interesting ones am I going to buy» is, «am I going to have to jump through the hoops to strip DRM from it so that I can read it the way I want?»