Sentence examples for a distinct readership from inspiring English sources
We do that because our readers have a very personal relationship with the columnists, and the columns have a distinct readership.
It is argued that UK newspapers are well suited to studies which aim to differentiate mass media discourses by intended readers' age and social class because the UK newspaper market is powerfully segmented into 'tabloid' and 'serious' genres catering for distinct readership groups.
Jon Hughes aims to meet four distinct readerships: those with interests in sport and sporting cultures, the history of twentieth-century Germany, questions of memory and national identity, and the cultural construction of hero figures.
When the dust cleared last year, Architectural Digest was one of a handful of high-end survivors, that is, national shelter titles with affluent readers publishing more than six issues a year, along with Elle Décor, Dwell, House Beautiful and Veranda, each with a distinct ethos and readership (recessions are nothing if not clarifying) and a markedly different financial back story.
However, there is, in my opinion, a distinct line between recounting a story for the purposes of education or entertainment and telling a story that exposes sensitive activities just to garner greater readership and personal profit.
A distinct resistance to potential.
A distinct possibility, no doubt.
It's a distinct disadvantage".
It lacks a distinct border.
Death is a distinct possibility".
