Sentence examples for demanding readers from inspiring English sources

Bernard's best poems will gratify demanding readers who have felt, with her, that "Everyone has signed the social contract but me / and I won't be allowed to read it".

Shields does not seem to be demanding readers view the photographs just as he views them; rather, Shields is there looking at the images along with you, saying, "Just look at this image.

The incisive work that remains unwritten inside Hanif's promising novel can only emerge when we become more demanding readers of other places.

That is why he is so easy to love, especially for novice readers with little experience of the genuine challenges of poetry; and why, for more demanding readers, he remains so hard to admire.

A question hovering within the book and confronting its more demanding readers is whether Nelson's love, housed within an increasingly conventional domestic setting, is at odds with her claims to radicality.

Libraries have had a long history of dealing with authoritarian organizations demanding reader records — who's read what — and this has led to people being rounded up and killed.

The wrinkly recursiveness of her language seems lodged at the layer of consciousness itself, where Moore demands readers' attention to the innate thingliness of words.

The final book features roughly 250 photos that were removed from the platform, many of which are NSFW, but demand readers to ask why some bodies – primarily white-passing, thin, hairless, cisgender – are acceptable on social media, while others aren't.

The final book features roughly 250 photos that were removed from the platform, many of which are NSFW, but demand readers to ask why some bodies – primarily white-passing, thin, hairless, cisgender – are acceptable on social media, while others aren't.

He demanded reader's reports from those who asked to borrow a precious copy.

On the one hand, it's a fully immersive point of view, demanding that readers take on another's experiences as their own.