Sentence examples for a broader readership from inspiring English sources

But I can think of Canadian, Indian, African novels that struggle to find a broader readership".

It's far safer to pitch your letter so that it's comprehensible to a broader readership.

In her previous writing, Thomas, a Briton, has demonstrated a flair for taking ambitious and abstract science-fiction concepts and making them accessible to a broader readership.

Newspapers tend to have a broader readership, which could deter advertisers, since the edible films may appeal to only a small proportion of readers.

Our focus on special topics for each issue attracts high quality reviews and research articles and provides a broader readership than smaller specialty journals.

While some steal for drugs, others for money, some of us -- and I'm sure that I'm not alone -- steal from ourselves for a broader readership.

David Wilkerson was known to a broad readership through his many books.

Moderate to conservative throughout its history, Berlingske appeals to a broad readership.

Yet some critics have homed in on the very qualities that have helped "Night" find a broad readership.

His historical novels, which ranged from portraits of slave revolts in antiquity, as with Spartacus (1953), to the American revolution, won him a broad readership across the world.

Aside from "Faithful," an account of the 2004 Boston Red Sox season that he wrote with Stephen King, a broad readership has eluded Mr. O'Nan, as has a loyal publisher.