Sentence examples for clear to readers from inspiring English sources

One such patient, who was delighted with her results, emailed me to criticize me for not making this "opportunity" clear to readers.

Or does it take a slot away from a legitimate writer?" There is certainly a wink-wink understanding among publishers, editors and agents that ghostwriters are behind many novels by celebrities, but it is not made clear to readers.

Each issue of "The Avengers" made it clear to readers like me that, although the Vision could resist these origins, he wasn't ever going to be entirely free of them.

At some point they would fail, and we wanted to close them in an orderly way and, more importantly, make it clear to readers in advance about how to continue to enjoy Guardian journalism.

Even the title was more or less dictated by my editors, since they wanted to make it clear to readers that (1) I was writing fiction and (2) I was writing fiction about San Francisco.

Lindsay Nelson, vice president of integrated programs for Slate.com, said her company had gone to "great lengths" to make it clear to readers that the roadshow's online section was "a special section brought to you by GE Capital, SlateCustom, National Center for the Middle Market," via a note on the site and a separate pop-up message.

Additional language would have made clearer to readers what was obvious to us: that this was not an investigation of the details of an aviation incident but a vivid memory of a fearful episode and a glimpse at what one person was thinking and feeling at such a time.

To make them clearer to readers, we provide expanded views of received traces from samples 10.000 to 12.000 in Figure 9. Figure 9 Expanded view from clutter samples 10. 000 to 12.000 (a) from dataset I, and (b) from dataset II.

We anticipate that they will also make the context of the work clearer to readers, particularly those who may be less familiar with prior work in the field.

Martin was careful to make clear to her readers that the girls came up with all of this on their own.

Writing that I "rollerbladed downtown to fedex a package," I employ two brand names as verbs, and chances are that my actions are perfectly clear to all readers.