read between the lines造句

But read between the lines.

Let's read between the lines and not jump to conclusions.

Let the senior manager read between the lines; he or she probably knows already.

Lu Xun's works are very abstruse. You must read between the lines.

Learned to read between the lines of corporate annual reports to discern areas of fiscal weakness.

Don't bother trying to read between the lines, and don't look for a through-line.

They are forthright, so others don't have to read between the lines.

Learn to read between the lines. Observe his body language. Avoid asking "yes or no" questions and probe deeper instead.

A clever foreign correspondent can often avoid censorship by careful wording, leaving his audience to read between the lines.

Jonathan is very good at number crunching and he has a knack of delving into Numbers to read between the lines.

His letter seemed to be very friendly and enthusiastic, but if he could read between the lines, he could read his meaning, and he did not really welcome us to his home.

Search for the memory of the chapter, panic blank verse, why not see the lines you read between the lines, leaving only two lines of love and tears, the original love you have portrayed the heart, occupied all my life, love you.

Much like the long statements that the US and Soviet Union produced during their rare bouts of detente, however, a great deal of continuing disharmony could be read between the lines.

But, if you read between the lines, part of the message here is that Windows 7 adoption has not taken hold yet, and Microsoft is still hustling to convince businesses to upgrade.

Stop making her read between the lines by spelling it out for her —“my friends dared my $100 to ask you on a date, after this I will never see you again.”