Sentence examples for examples of the reader from inspiring English sources

In the most extreme examples of the reader knowing more than the investigator, we twice experience the death of a character, who is being murdered, from his or her point of view.

It is mainly a large collection of data spiced up with examples of which the reader doesn't know how representative they are.

In the novel, someone has to be arrested and imprisoned, even if, in the more sophisticated examples of the genre, the reader may know it to be the wrong person.

Reported examples of the annual readers' survey showing high level of trust reflects how GNM underpins the Scott Trust Values in practice.

While Bucher is a clear example of the modern reader — interested in making connections and building communities — he also values the solitude that reading provides: "I still read the book at home at night by myself with one lamp".

Mme de Sévigné not only was an admirable example of the cultured reader for whom the grands classiques wrote but was herself one of the most skillful prose writers of her day.

For examples of the function F the reader is referred to [12] and [11].

By showing examples of the phenomena to the reader this allows further interpretation and understanding of the text and the true 'authentic' nature of the experiences to be revealed.

Castellucci's story about accepting differences brims with appealingly quirky touches, and Varon's panels are funny and fresh in this all-too-rare and very fine example of the early-reader graphic novel.

The basic, translational, and clinical research presented in the July/August issue is a signature example of the content readers have come to expect.

Just look, for example, at the manipulation of the reader in the sentence that begins, "Journalist Jack Cashill has credibly speculated... .. and the author then continues the sentence as though speculation means proved.