Sentence examples for draw readers from inspiring English sources

But why not draw readers in with excitement and unreality?

Alien stories draw readers and reader comments — "probably more so than any other phenomenon," he said.

That makes it easy to draw readers into the midst of Ray's dilemma.

To promote novels, publishers often seek "nonfiction hooks" to draw readers in.

It is very easy to use these implications as a hook to draw readers.

In fact, the prose is modern and accessible, leaning on plot rather than language to draw readers in.

I draw readers' attention to a fascinating paper by Robert Gordon of Northwestern University, "Is U.S. Economic Growth Over?

But many newspapers have found it difficult to crack down on a feature that seems to draw readers in droves.

Henri Desgranges, editor of the newspaper L'Auto, wanted to draw readers away from a competing newspaper, Le Vélo.

One can only hope any fireworks will draw readers to see for themselves, because the book is a godsend.

The idea was to draw readers into the story and invite them to linger, since "the Haggadah must be the most skimmed book of all," Mr. Foer said.