Sentence examples for ease the reader from inspiring English sources

Givens's one-line declarations help ease the reader through the desolate landscape, and so do Leonard's lively, idiosyncratic characters.

Reaction rates, order of a reaction, and types of reactions (consecutive, parallel/competitive, pH catalyzed, autocatalytic, and reversible), along with solved examples to ease the reader's understanding of the material will be discussed in the present chapter.

We have added explanatory prose to help ease the reader through the math.

Joyce writes with the kind of facility that eases the reader's acceptance of the most implausible statements.

"Joyce writes with the kind of facility that eases the reader's acceptance of the most implausible statements," Gerald Jonas wrote here last year.

Scenes of torture, killing and lovemaking are depicted frame by frame, and a few jump cuts might have eased the reader's passage.

Much thought has been given to easing the reader's journey through the narrative: running heads along the top of each page provide the number of the book, the year and geographical location of the action described, and a brief description of that action.

A transitional phrase eases the reader from one paragraph to the next.

To ease the comprehension the reader might find it useful to consider the analogy between fracture and the buckling process in thin-walled structure.

I say "perhaps" to ease the emotionally wounded readers through my words but why shelter us from what's true?

Reciting such elegant moral conundrums has been Steiner's way of easing the general reader into culture and then out again.