Sentence examples for catching readers from inspiring English sources

Roughly ten years ago, editors at feminist and progressive Web sites realized that they needed a way of encouraging frank and candid conversation about sexual assault without catching readers unaware.

He puts his training to fine, explanatory use here, catching readers up on the past 4 billion years of evolution, and the human tinkering of more recent vintage.

One entry spends three paragraphs catching readers up on Britney's legal woes before launching into the importance of keeping financial records organized; another piece that purports to be on Uno, the beagle who won last week's Westminster dog show, morphs into a sermon on the virtues of pet health insurance.

You can afford to include more detail in your motivating question and methods since you will spend less space catching readers up on definitions, etc. Provide more background.

Hence, we hypothesized that given a PubMed abstract, a word having the tendency of appearing as a phrase with its neighboring words may have a higher probability of catching the readers' attention and being a click-word.

Like Ted Hughes, Oswald is capable of catching the reader up in swinging, pulsing rhythms, quickening this watery realm into urgent life.

He said success in mass correspondence obviously involved catching the reader's original attention, but acknowledged that even he had no idea why people kept on reading.

Sometimes, especially for travel writing or personal storytelling, catching the reader off guard can be a good way to start a piece especially if you're writing about an embarrassing situation.

The 2011-13 study follows a much larger longitudinal study in 2004-07 by Grant that found the same results, with below-average and disadvantaged readers catching up with their classmates by the end of reception.

Pressboard is a native ad marketplace that brings together brands and publishers on a single, streamlined platform that allows them to go from commissioning content and getting it edited to tracking if it's catching on with readers after it has been published.

These are both great jumping-in points, as each story starts with a short paragraph catching up new readers.