Sentence examples for eager readership from inspiring English sources

It found an eager readership.

Books, journals, and newspaper columns on garden practice have found an eager readership, while television and radio programs on the subject have achieved a dedicated following.

Last Monday, the Obama Administration released a hundred-and-twelve-page policy tome, "Federal Automated Vehicles Policy," which, despite its sleep-inducing title, found an eager readership.

Despite an eager readership who looked forward to the monthly centerfold — and who were known to pose their birds with a copy (see photo above) – Bird Talk appears to be another casualty of the Internet.

But that is the more opportunistic end of literary franchising, driven at least partly by a publisher's shock at the loss of a cash-cow, although cynics have to acknowledge that there exists an eager readership for these books.

The Rand novel was published in 1957 and it apparently has a devoted readership eager to believe in the free mind solving all problems.

Perhaps the best criticism requires not only a willingness to be fooled but also a readership just as eager to be caught up in the critic's enthusiasm.

The Education Act of 1870 had created a new mass readership, and Jerome was eager to reach this new audience.

The New York Times quotes an anonymous source familiar with the deal, which admits that the publishers are eager to get more control over digital readership while print circulation continues to go down.

Publishers had been eager for him to write his memoirs, believing a large readership was hungry for a firsthand account of the nation's tortured struggle for survival.

The first-time novelist writing for adults is unlikely to meet and develop their readership, but if you write for children, schools are more than eager for authors to pay them a visit, even if, like me, you are a complete unknown.