Sentence examples similar to a responsive reader from inspiring English sources

As our "Letters" section regularly makes plain, the Magazine leads the nation in responsive readers.

Ali Smith, in one of my all-time favourite interviews on the short story, has discussed it as a form that calls to the reader for a responsive engagement, one that can feel really alive: "The life of form and the form of life both become spotlit".

By Laura May Rohrbach The New Yorker, January 21 , 1961P. 98 After reading Hayes B. Jacobs' "Three Evenly Spaced Cheers for the Compulsives", in the issue of Dec. 31, writer realizes she is one in whom Ann Landers struck a responsive chord when she invited readers to jot down their compulsions and send them to her as the first step in getting rid of them.

After reading Hayes B. Jacobs' "Three Evenly Spaced Cheers for the Compulsives", in the issue of Dec. 31, writer realizes she is one in whom Ann Landers struck a responsive chord when she invited readers to jot down their compulsions and send them to her as the first step in getting rid of them.

I like the device: it's a simple, responsive e-reader that would tempt me if I weren't a scurrilous, paper-loving Luddite.

It was a perfect chance to create a relationship and deliver a responsive message to the city of Austin and readers of the paper and its website.

The reader must care about the character for the novel to strike a responsive chord.

A responsive govt is always good.

Akash Kapur's essay hit a responsive nerve.

It's solid, with a responsive screen.

Those who speak out are striking a responsive chord.