creative readingの例文

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• Here is a review of another creative reading of the prophesies at the same time . meltBanana 20 : 25, 20 December 2006 ( UTC)
• The Oliver Goldsmith Summer School is held every June Bank Holiday at Ballymahon with poetry and creative readings being held at Goldsmith's birthplace in nearby Pallas, Forgney.
• Book Trust is responsible for a number of successful national reading promotions, sponsored book prizes and creative reading projects aimed at encouraging readers to discover and enjoy books.
• I edited the article Ariel University in good faith, to remove a blatant inaccuracy, based on a very creative reading of a tertiary source, that the university is " in Palestine ".
• It is also believed by some in the academic sphere that the term " creative writing " can include " creative reading " which is the reading of something not typically understood to be a creative piece as though it were creative.
• For instance, Tribe said that the Supreme Court on occasion has extrapolated rights deemed implicit in the Constitution _ suc STORY IN STORY IN h as the right to abortion _ and that a right to bear arms, perhaps for self-defensein the home, might be gleaned from a creative reading of Second Amendment.
• Gregorio Kohon, of the British Psychoanalytical Society, remarks that " Ogden belongs to that rare group of psychoanalysts who are also good writers . . . . he re-creates the vitality of his own dream-life through creative readings of poetry and the unspoken, of fiction and mourning, of analytic sensibility and the aliveness of language.
• My immediate thought, though, is that asking what Foucault thought about geopolitics is kind of like asking what Marx thought about the ontological argument; you could probably come up with an answer through a very creative reading of his works, but it's really just not the right question, as its a somewhat different domain from what he does.