Sentence examples for educated readership from inspiring English sources

You're an educated readership.

Prose fiction, which could be sustained only by a large educated readership, was slower to develop.

Her papers, she added, appeal to a more affluent and highly educated readership than The Journal News, and she does not expect the new weeklies to affect her.

The Revista, which was directed toward an educated readership, quickly became one of Europe's renowned intellectual journals.

While reporting on the removal of street trees is well intentioned ["The Felling of 4 Trees Removes a Familiar Presence," Streetscapes, June 18], you missed an opportunity to educate your readership on the economic impact of tree removal.

Only a minority of these articles present information that could help educate the readership on the benefits and risks of this route of delivery relative to VD.

It was already the paper with the most educated and influential readership.

With a combined paid circulation of 16,400, Ms. White said, "we service a highly educated, highly affluent readership that is always looking for more information".

He would later downplay the essay as the work of an angry young man who expected to die in the war, but it marked the beginnings of his lifelong attempt to revive the energy, ideas, religiosity and politics of the 1600s for an educated 20th-century readership.

Also unfortunately for her cause, Schulz is up against the highly educated New Yorker readership, the majority of whom are familiar with and have their own opinions about Henry David Thoreau.

He found its smallish but earnest and well-educated readership ideally suited to his cool, intellectual style and literary grounding.