Sentence examples for cultivated reader from inspiring English sources
Dickinson sent more poems to her sister-in-law, Susan Gilbert Dickinson, a cultivated reader, than to any other known correspondent.
Originating far from the academic field as an art, history and travel magazine, its target was the cultivated reader; its intention, to become a Spanish version of National Geographic Magazine.
URBINO, ITALY — When Baldassare Castiglione described Urbino in 1506 as a "city in the form of a palace" he would probably have expected his more cultivated readers to catch the allusion to Leon Battista Alberti's assertion in his "De re aedificatoria" (On the Art of Building) that "the city is like a great house, and the house in its turn a small city".
Given Mr. Bowie's cultivated androgynous image, readers may be surprised to learn that only 12 of the 100 books were written by women.
Is the man with the monocle being offered as an image of the New Yorker reader, a cultivated observer of life's small beauties, or is he being ridiculed as a foppish anachronism?
A level of immediacy, the minimal scaffolding, the prospects for lyric intensity feed the hope that the reader may be a cultivated person.
Plomer's Spectator review described the book as "another of [Waugh's] cultivated pearls", economically written, holding the reader's attention throughout and capturing with precision the moods and rhythms of life as it was lived in certain quarters of society.
Nemerov's best poems are just that, very fine, without possessing a cultivated cogency of poetic practice to better push them on new readers.
Quarter the cultivated strawberries.
Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.
