I want Trump biggest readership I can muster for Trump post I am writing.
Rather, it speaks to what appears to be Blinder's real ambition, which dovetails with that of his publisher: Find the biggest readership possible, then convince them of your case -- a case that has to be simplified, streamlined and tarted up to make it palatable but one that is still rational.
"And it had a big readership".
And they can go out and get Amanda's books to a much, much bigger readership than she had been able to get to before".
He is not a fashionable writer now, but the sheer strangeness, energy and lucidity of his sentences deserves a far bigger readership.
The court has heard that potential damages against Associated Newspapers are likely to be greater than those against Evening Standard Ltd because the Daily Mail and its Mail Online website have a bigger readership than the Evening Standard, whose print edition appears only in and around the capital.
"I know it's got a big readership, but so has the News of the World!" People, she continued, would assume Pryce had made money from the deal, which would affect her reputation and any chance of her joining the Bank of England's monetary policy committee or "perhaps even the House of Lords".
"He reported this in the dispatch he sent back to his newspaper and that popularised the song to a big readership.
For instance, I get a bigger readership for my online columns than I do for my Vanity Fair columns--so Vanity Fair shouldn't make the cut?
Most of the new writers who have broken through to critical acclaim and big readerships in recent years have been women: Monica Ali, Zadie Smith, Ali Smith, Lionel Shriver, Marina Lewycka, Sarah Waters and Susanna Clarke, among others.
That means small operations can gain big readerships for timely articles.Still, for the moment commercial titles continue to have the lion's share of readers—so the charitable lot needs to attract its attention to promote their work.
