Sentence examples for concerns to the reader from inspiring English sources

In this edition, Neruda begins to move away from the highly personal, often hermetic poetry of the first Residencia volume, adopting a more extroverted outlook and a clearer, more accessible style in order to better communicate his new social concerns to the reader.

Each article, moreover, satisfied three criteria: "applicability" (it had to be of concern to the average reader); "lasting interest" (it had to be readable a year later); and "constructiveness" (it had to be on the side of optimism and good works).

This may seem a trivial or even parochial concern to the western reader, but maintaining a sense of equity in representation among Nigeria's diverse ethnic nationalities is not an issue to be scoffed at.

In any case, the question of infringement on copyright and other legal matters seem to be of less concern to the average reader than does the issue of the ethics.

She wrote... "Regarding your skepticism -- I can only say that I am trying to maintain a proper scientific attitude toward this research and expect to leave the ultimate decisions concerning Whitehead to the reader.

It was seen as an infection, and, according to Broadly, readers wrote letters of concern to the magazine.

I think it speaks directly to the reader's concern that The Times doesn't make it a rule to publish excerpts from Times Books.

It would be helpful to the reader if information concerning ZAK tissue expression was presented.

The comparatively lower internal consistency of N and E might be of concern to some readers, as the lower criterion validity might be attributed to a lack of reliability.

And then, too, Kibby is a bit too much of a sap to arouse serious concern in the reader about his fate.

You should also offer to answer any questions or concerns the reader may have.