| Instead, managers must learn to read between the lines or interpret subtle hints that a problem has developed. |
| Steve was disappointed, but he had been intelligent enough to read between the lines, so he hadn't built his hopes up. |
| The biographer must always be doubted, cross-questioned, read between the lines. |
| Under Stalin, and after, Soviet newspapers tended to exhort rather than inform, but perceptive readers could read between the lines. |
| This is of course to read between the lines, and the matter is not uncontentious. |
| Even so, one must read between the lines to discover the full impact on her of the long joyless union with Thomas. |
