Sentence examples for common readership from inspiring English sources

As an encyclopedia, Wikipedia is written for a common readership.

As an American+Muslim, I wonder why it is disappointing to anyone that a book on Muhammad is written for the common readership from the Muslim point of view.

"Her ability to tap into her readership with her unique brand of common sense, self-depracation and a killer punchline made her unparalleled.

Some may say that I'm a completely sophomoric writer trying to appeal to the lowest common denominator in a pathetic attempt to generate some readership.

So have assumptions: the classics are no longer generally taught; Shakespeare's audiences and readership are global; little can be taken for granted about common fields of reference or education.The editors have thought of all this, of the ordinary punter as well as the student and scholar, and have produced a huge work of user-friendly scholarship.

What are the most common mistakes that newspapers make as they seek new ways to expand their readership and make their news product more accessible?

One of the most common questions the diary has received in its occasional correspondences with you, the readership, has been why is the Tour de FRANCE starting in Yorkshire?

It takes all of 10 minutes to read, and it is so full of wisdom and common sense about reporting, then and now, that I hope it gets a wide readership.

Lexical analysis is not particularly common and I think therefore that it will be unfamiliar to the much of the readership of this paper.

I do have some very minor suggestions for alterations to the current version of the manuscript that the authors might like to consider: Lexical analysis is not particularly common and I think therefore that it will be unfamiliar to the much of the readership of this paper.

And he's written a book that deserves to win him the sort of readership enjoyed by two much better-known novelists with whom he has much in common: Don DeLillo and Martin Amis.