Sentence examples for down the reader from inspiring English sources

Winslet does reveal one thing about the film that she believes has never been reported: Weinstein shut down "The Reader" with four days left on the production schedule.

A few pages down, the reader might slip back to the established meaning in evolutionary biology.

There she was, black hair centre-parted, steel-blue eyes facing down the reader, clutch ing a bouquet of camelias that vied with her ivory visage for the most white thing on view.

Gradually, however, Mr. Hosseini's instinctive storytelling skills take over, mowing down the reader's objections through sheer momentum and will.

Accordingly, some of his dialogues are primarily devices for breaking down the reader's complacency, and that is why it is essential that they come to no positive conclusions; others are contributions to theory-construction, and are therefore best absorbed by those who have already passed through the first stage of philosophical development.

It's never the obvious thing: emotion and opinions can't be shoved down the reader's throat.

Indeed, if readers properly coordinate power control during the interrogation phase, the number of overlapping areas can be drastically reduced, thus cutting down the reader-to-reader interference.

While Florette speculates, dozes, and dreamily entertains memories, the reality of her worsening situation bears down upon the reader.

His head was turned to the right, cheek to the wood.' The writer may need to know which cheek is down but the reader doesn't.

These passages salvage others, in which Keegan seems to give in to the impulse to pull down for the reader the goods that he or she expects.

His writings were notorious even in his own time for the challenges they threw down to the reader.