Sentence examples for directs the reader from inspiring English sources

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

In this and other political poems Simic cleverly directs the reader away from himself and his feelings and toward a sardonic vision of humanity more or less trapped in recurring cycles of cruelty and stupidity.

It is not entirely clear what readers are to make of other images, like one in the November Bazaar that shows a Giorgio Armani jacket for $6,195 with a barely visible skirt, and directs the reader to the Armani store in New York.

The oldest recipes seem to come in the form of easily memorisable rhymes – one quoted in the New York Times in 1908 calls for: "Two [measures] of sour, one and a half of sweet, three of strong and four of weak", while Fun directs the reader to A wine-glass with lemon juice fill, Of sugar the same glass fill twice Then rub them together until The mixture looks smooth, soft and nice.

The website also directs the reader to the full text of "A Neandertal Primer" by Michael Balder, published in Science, February 13 , 2009 vol. 323, no.

The author directs the reader to a letter Darwin wrote to his Captain, Robert Fitzroy on October 6, 1836 characterizing it as an apology.

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

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

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

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

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".