Sentence examples for a wider readership when from inspiring English sources

In 1964, a study of politics and life in the forgotten homelands, South Africa: The Peasants Revoltt, reached a wider readership when published in London by the Penguin African Library.

It's worth remembering that Jane Eyre received plenty of positive attention, not to mention a wide readership, when it first came out.

She reached a wide readership when her second novel, Between the Heather and the Northern Sea, was published in 1884.

For a technocrat, McMillan is a surprisingly accessible writer; he deserves a wider readership than he will probably find (though when it comes to his own specialty of constructing public auctions, he can sound like the dinner guest who goes on talking long after you have stopped listening).

The publication's website adopted a safe-for-work look last August when it stopped posting nude photos online in order to draw a wider readership.

Published when Bukowski was in his mid-50's and starting to reach a wider readership, "Factotum" presents the age-old struggle of man against mediocrity.

A book that deserves a wider readership.

But it deserves a wider readership.

Occasionally, a particularly scandalous site will gain a wider readership.

It would be a pity if the book's dubious title discouraged a wider readership.

The challenge to historical writing for a wider readership is clear.