Sentence examples for an attentive reader of from inspiring English sources

Obama is an attentive reader of developments and thinking in the region.

Cardinal Bessarion was an attentive reader of Proclus' works and possessed several manuscripts.

The Court rendered its decision a year later (438 U.S. 265 [1978]).[13] An attentive reader of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act might have thought this case was an easy call.

"Can any attentive reader of that Gazette," Hamilton wrote, "doubt for a moment that it has been systematically devoted to the calumniating and blackening of public characters?" For his part, Hamilton secured loans and printing contracts for The Gazette of the United States, where he published his own scathing rebuttals under the pen name Catullus.

Well, they made it to the altar, but that - as any attentive reader of Jane Austen knows - is no guarantee of happiness.

Indeed, Naji is a more attentive reader of Western thinkers: the thesis of "The Management of Savagery" is drawn from the observation of the Yale historian Paul Kennedy, in his book "Rise and Fall of the Great Powers" (1987), that imperial overreach leads to the downfall of empires.

Banks was pressed on the logic of this carefully rigged surprise, and explained it with close reference to the chain of inferences that an attentive reader had been invited to make through the book.

The authors would like to sincerely thank an attentive reader who wishes to remain anonymous for making us aware of the error.

A key tenet of Golden Age detection was "fair play" — the idea that an attentive reader must in theory have as good a shot at solving the mystery as the story's detective.

A subtle writer, he demands an attentive reader as he explores, through superficially familiar narratives, substantial themes.

The attentive reader of Chekhov will notice a piece of plagiarism I have just committed.