Sentence examples for effect on readers from inspiring English sources

Great literature often has this effect on readers, and is one of the reasons why reading has always been cultivated down through the ages but, unfortunately, only by the few who were fortunate enough to be taught to read.

It has a similarly repulsive effect on readers.

Worcester believes papers can have an effect on readers' views, but that it rarely makes a difference.

John Bayley recalls how Canetti, rarely given to false modesty, compared its effect on readers to that of King Lear.

I'm sure whoever made the decision has no interest in the effect on readers of this abomination.

He was there to demonstrate fearless independence, and that was an imperative if he was to have any effect on readers and staff members.

The political scientist John Curtice says his research has led him to conclude that "yes, newspapers have smallish but noticeable effects on readers.

An exhausting scene at a flea market and the ensuing family reunion might have that effect on some readers.

Lately, the Narnia series has flourished anew because of the Harry Potter halo effect on young readers searching for something else to read.

It is possible that we miscalculated the question's effect on our readers, because last week's competition was met with a certain amount of resistance.

David Wahyu Hidayat, Jakarta, Indonesia The Observer's review at the time called this a "raw document of grief" – and it had a powerful effect on many readers.