Usar "well-read" en una oración

1. They were undeniably bright, well-read academics with a penchant for dissecting and analyzing Old Testament passages

2. Dad was very well-read read and quickly blurted out, “I think, therefore I am

3. "It’s quiet here," Father Haralambos said, fingering the well-read Bible in his hands

4. He was very smart and well-read

5. Also cultured and well-read

6. The framers were intelligent and well-read men who worked diligently for months on the document

7. She had lowered the ceiling and the elaborate cornice which, in one form or another, graced every room was lost to view; the walls, one panelled in brocade, were stripped and washed blue and spotted with innumerable little water-colours of fond association; the air was sweet with the fresh scent of flowers and musty potpourri; her library in soft leather covers, well-read works of poetry and piety, filled a small rosewood bookcase; the chimney-piece was covered with small personal treasures - an ivory Madonna, a plaster St Joseph, posthumous miniatures of her three soldier brothers

8. She was well-read and knowledgeable enough to have an opinion, though, and could definitely hold her own in any political conversation

9. From the number of books found in his rooms it could be gathered that he was a well-read man

10. The most remarkable among the lodgers were Mark Ivanovitch, an intelligent and well-read man; then Oplevaniev; then Prepolovenko, also a nice and modest person; then there was a certain Zinovy Prokofyevitch, whose object in life was to get into aristocratic society; then there was Okeanov, the copying clerk, who had in his time almost wrested the distinction of prime favourite from Semyon Ivanovitch; then another copying clerk called Sudbin; the plebeian Kantarev; there were others too

11. ” Yet, if a well-read, modern playwright cannot improve upon the eighteenth century, with his sublime knowledge of all that has occurred since—then he must indeed be rather small potatoes

12. When that actress is intelligent, well-read, artistic and up-to-date, as Miss Annie Russell surely is, her plight is even more melancholy