Sentence examples for direct the reader from inspiring English sources

Wilcken, as in his previous novel Colony, refuses to direct the reader.

Despite clear headings, and shadings and arrangements of text that help direct the reader, there are many pages where the eye wonders where to rest.

There are no health-related benefits from the many newspaper and TV ads that tout expensive drugs, and then direct the reader or listener to "ask your doctor".

Arts coverage could direct the reader to an exhibition in Washington or to a play in Melbourne, while technology, psychology and lifestyle issues also feature prominently.

They also used headlines to direct the reader to excerpts from a specific document, which Mr. Gold described as a kind of footnoting.

This code can be printed off, so whenever a pupil posts digital work to their blog space they can use this QR Code in their book or on a display to direct the reader.

This is a difficult research issue and a bit more discussion would direct the readers towards an appreciation of this position.

Detailed information about the most commonly utilized alignment and functional prediction tools are beyond the scope of this manuscript, and thus we direct the readers' attention to several informative manuscripts.

Following the photographs, the book had several pages of notational writings, mostly directing the reader to do things.

Likewise, in a book review for The Nation, he directed the reader to a piece by Mary McCarthy in a competing publication.

A reference directs the reader to a newspaper article, which an internet search reveals to be a review of Frank Dik��tter's book, Mao's Great Famine (2011).