Sentence examples for Under reader from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Under reader" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a reader who is beneath or subordinate in some context, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it. Example: "The feedback from the under reader was insightful, but it lacked depth."
The segmentation of the cartilage-synovial interfaces was carried out with the semi-automatic method under reader supervision and with corrections when needed.
So I know that this "likeability" thing isn't altogether under readers' control.
Chances are you, assuming you're an under-30 something) under-30 somethingve a readerofship with it, too.
David Foster Wallace, the saint of under-thirty readers, mentions James not at all in his critical writings, and though one might take his qualifications and circlings back as Jamesian, they are employed to discriminate not more finely but to discriminate not at all — to get it in, rather than to pare it down.
I love to constantly pull the rug out from under the reader, and also, from under the book's characters.
"The prose is drawn so tight that it seems to shimmer under the reader's gaze".
Deconstruction pulls the chair out from under the reader, compels the reader to undermine his own habits of reading.
The information has gone wide, it's a note pushed under every reader's door: Literary fiction is in serious trouble.
"His novels are shaped around invisible trapdoors, sudden gaps that constantly pull the carpet from under the reader's feet," she writes.
But what gets the idea under a reader's skin is the elegance, almost chasteness, of the style in which the proposition is elaborated.
Ness has enjoyed hearing from readers that "this book messes with your head": it appears to answer the question it poses, but whisks the rug from under the reader in the final section.
