Sentence examples for directing the reader from inspiring English sources

Others see it as a legitimate step in directing the reader back to the author's primary intentions.

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

Although much of the old equipment has been removed, some old signs remain, directing the reader to now-empty stairways in a crisp, earnest typeface that was used on the Independent subway line.

One proof is that the paragraph in "America (The Book)" whose opening I just quoted ends by directing the reader to a flip-book of an exciting car chase at bottom right.

The 1938 edition of Larousse Gastronomique – the culinary equivalent of going to your nan for relationship advice (wisdom tempered with intransigence) – says simply, and dismissively, "Voir pêche", so directing the reader to a million variations on peaches poached in vanilla syrup, served with raspberries and sweetened cream, and often named after some early 20th-century starlet.

Towards the end of the book, Coetzee conveys absolute sincerity while scrupulously directing the reader's attention to the potentially fraudulent techniques he's using to convey it.

Adding new blog posts will motivate people to continue reading your blogs, thus directing the readers from your Google+ account to your website.

For further information, we would direct the reader toward studies found.

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

Thanks Stacey--I've added links to each page that directs the reader to the voting tool.

A list of further reading at the end of each article directs the reader to the level of detail required for professional purposes.