Sentence examples for changed readers from inspiring English sources

Dr. Burgess found that even slight distortions in a chart changed readers' perceptions of the information.

The selection of 20 titles was voted for by the public after the Baileys women's prize for fiction launched a campaign to find the novels, by women, "that have most impacted, shaped or changed readers' lives".

Does she hope it will change readers' perceptions of Saul?

At once a scientific, experiential, historical, and metaphorical walk among junipers and their interrelationships, Interwoven may change readers' experiences with these trees and the natural world.

Rappaport, who has a long history of writing books for younger readers about justice and injustice in such arenas as the civil rights movement and women's history, has written the kind of narrative that can change readers' perceptions; her commitment to recovering stories of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust is not only powerful but also historically significant.

They will want to reconnect with a writer who, in ways that are truly unique, had the power to change readers' lives.

Some names have been changed, and readers familiar with the Silicon Valley scene will have fun guessing who the pseudonymous characters represent.

Correction: June 25, 2009 The photo accompanying this story was changed after readers pointed out that the original image was unsuitable.

Eries said that she felt cheated after the revelations of Syaoran's and Sakura's true natures because it changed the readers' views of them.

Regime change, readers of this book will surely agree, couldn't happen to a more deserving guy.

Searching for terms to explain the mechanism by which literature "changes" readers, participants come up with "turning points," "epiphanies," even "grace".