Sentence examples for distant reader from inspiring English sources
From a distant reader: I played a "guaquero" in a Colombian soap in 1996.
"Perhaps someday you, a distant reader, might see this very manuscript page, and I'll be honored by your curiosity.
by Sharon Levy Good neighbors, hi — but O.M.G.,The time's at hand again, I see,To cobble up these Christmas lieder,Fit for friend or distant reader.
Good neighbors, hi — but O.M.G.,The time's at hand again, I see,To cobble up these Christmas lieder,Fit for friend or distant reader.
Even though, I have been just a distant reader of his book, and never have interacted with him, the influence that he had on my research and living is incredible.
Each week they find, on… Spring must be here: a distant reader reports that one thousand CWA workers appeared on the beach at Coney Island the other day, and began….
The idea was to place information about life on earth into spacecraft for the edification of whatever light-years distant readers might find it.
In seeking a market among foreign readers first, Technology Review is demonstrating one of the chief strengths of this feature: publishers can get copies to distant readers without making them wait weeks for postal delivery or risk having the issue arrive battered beyond recognition.
Writing is a reflex of absence, an attempt to make contact with a distant, elusive reader.
Yet the voice on the FBI tape saying the same thing was not some distant magazine reader but a person close enough to City Hall to peddle influence at high levels.
As the tradition of fiction grew longer and deeper, presenting works ever more distant from the reader's cultural framework, readers seemed more willing to accept work that was radically detached from local truisms of time and space.
