Sentence examples for broadest readership from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tucker's essays and books on Marx and Soviet politics are still used in college classrooms, but his Stalin works achieved the broadest readership.

David Wilkerson was known to a broad readership through his many books.

But I can think of Canadian, Indian, African novels that struggle to find a broader readership".

Moderate to conservative throughout its history, Berlingske appeals to a broad readership.

But "Waiting" (1999), his second novel, brought him to the attention of a far broader readership.

Yet some critics have homed in on the very qualities that have helped "Night" find a broad readership.

It's far safer to pitch your letter so that it's comprehensible to a broader readership.

In her previous writing, Thomas, a Briton, has demonstrated a flair for taking ambitious and abstract science-fiction concepts and making them accessible to a broader readership.

Newspapers tend to have a broader readership, which could deter advertisers, since the edible films may appeal to only a small proportion of readers.

Aside from "Faithful," an account of the 2004 Boston Red Sox season that he wrote with Stephen King, a broad readership has eluded Mr. O'Nan, as has a loyal publisher.

Two magazines with a broader readership, New York and The New Yorker, recently published articles by writers whose attempts to eat an all-local diet involved city-bred birds.