Sentence examples for drew readers from inspiring English sources
If the cover drew controversy, it also drew readers.
It was critically acclaimed and despite its morbid theme, drew readers to her work.
"The fascination of what's difficult," to steal from Yeats, is what first drew readers to Pynchon's novels.
Our June 1 article defending quotas drew readers into a robust debate on court rulings and campus diversity.
Her picks drew readers both to well-regarded authors like Toni Morrison and to relative unknowns like Wally Lamb and Anita Shreve.
Though mild by today's standards, the book's raciness drew readers by the thousands, selling 100,000 copies the first week after it was published.
The story of power, ego, hoarding, dead birds and litigation drew reader comments on NYTimes.com; a selection is below.
I always drew reader mail, but reader E-mail simply pours in now — more every month since my E-mail tag first appeared in these pages.
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.
Ms. Armstrong has a stunning gift for candor, and for drawing readers into her world.
