Sentence examples similar to classical readership from inspiring English sources

Classic, classical.

Through the internet they reached a new global readership for classical music and enlisted some of the foremost writers of the time as contributors.

It represents the classical statement of the liberal humanist tradition in German political thought which, however, seems to have found a more appreciative readership in nineteenth century England (Matthew Arnold, John Stuart Mill), than in Humboldt's native Germany.

Estimated readership?

It's a readership power".

Our readership is half men.

WHO is Ala's readership?

Wodehouse's polished and seemingly effortless combination of the popular and the classical, matching compulsive storytelling with wonderfully allusive prose was, by chance, perfectly suited both to a mass audience and the elite Oxbridge readership within it.

It found an eager readership.

Yet his readership exploded.

Readership increases by 10%.