Sentence examples for acknowledged readers from inspiring English sources

In Simon's personal pantheon, more sentimental than he usually acknowledged, readers and his wider audiences always stood high.

This will not only benefit science but also offers incentives for authors: If not all important limitations are acknowledged readers and reviewers of scientific articles may perceive that the authors were unaware of them.

Ms. Brown also acknowledged that readers' appetites had changed since she last edited a magazine.

DC co-publisher Jim Lee recently acknowledged that readers were "looking for a lot more flavours and diversity in our line than we're currently doing".

Cooper acknowledged that readers won't interact with ShopAdvisor product suggestions the first time they see it, but instead need a bit of soak time to become comfortable with using it.

I could also use my addressee's anticipated responses to objectionable and incredible moments in the story as a way to anticipate and acknowledge the readers' objections.

While Baker acknowledges that readers often claim to detect the same voice in his fiction and non-fiction, he is "very strict" about the difference between the two.

Yesterday, Ms. Goodwin and David Rosenthal, publisher of Simon & Schuster, both said they regretted failing to fully acknowledge to readers that sentences were taken from Ms. McTaggart's work.

Once all tags read in the first round are acknowledged by all readers, the second round of synchronous querying begins similarly with all readers using the same frame size, which could be different than what was used in the first round.

Some readers acknowledged their pleasure in the design as well as the characterisation: "Although it is big and has all the virtues of a page-turning saga, it also feels very compact and structured".

She acknowledged that some readers feel let down by the book's ending -- by Mr. Harvey's surprising fate and by an even more surprising scene that has Susie temporarily inhabiting a friend's body to have sex with a boy she once knew.