Sentence examples for educated readers from inspiring English sources

They were aimed at college students and at slightly more affluent and educated readers.

In the nineteen-fifties, The New Yorker became an icon of literary respectability for educated readers.

Few educated readers in 1776 could possibly have missed the irony of Gibbon's opening sentence.

Through his work, Latin American literature emerged from the academic realm into the realm of generally educated readers.

He assumes that none of his educated readers could possibly believe in spooky ghosts in the sky.

So at this juncture we can take with a grain of salt our definite sense and encroaching fear that our audience of educated readers is shrinking.

Frobisher, a superannuated Angry Young Man, made his name peddling northern "reality" to the educated reader.

"Very few of the terms he coined required a dictionary to make them comprehensible to the ordinarily educated reader".

Since scholarly books rarely appeal to readers outside of academia, there are very few that publish books for academics and the general, educated reader.

He made Commentary what Cohen and the Greenbergs had tried but failed to make it: a magazine for every educated reader, run by Jews.

A Polarizing Figure Mr. Galbraith was admired, envied and sometimes scorned for his eloquence and wit and his ability to make complicated, dry issues understandable to any educated reader.