Sentence examples for asked the reader from inspiring English sources

The quiz juxtaposed passages from the former vice president's eco-manifesto "Earth in the Balance" with quotes from Theodore Kaczynski's critiques of industrial civilization and asked the reader to guess which writer was which.

When regime change does come to Russia, asked the reader, do we really want it to bring to power someone like the anticorruption crusader Aleksei Navalny, an outspoken nationalist?

In the first of these, "Italian Neighbors," he asked the reader to picture him as "a busy but inexpert fellow dashing about the narrow confines of his territory waving a net on the end of a long stick".

Because Wallace's work could be difficult, because he asked the reader to work, he wanted to be sure he was doing his work too, saying exactly what he intended, in a way that was compelling.

He used one of his more notorious thought experiments to make this point: he asked the reader to compare two worlds, one was entirely beautiful, full of things which complimented each other; the other was a hideous, ugly world, filled with "everything that is most disgusting to us".

Al-Shalchi, who arrived Sunday in Benghazi, tweeted that she's now "doing some reporting" there and asked the reader to give her time.

As I made my resolution, I also asked the readers on my blog for help.

Yet McBain wasn't asking the reader to pause and take note; he was asking the reader to keep reading.

One asks the reader to list the six New England states.

She then asks the reader to "imagine yourself a rhododendron.

Which writers get to ask the reader to work hard?