Sentence examples for expect the reader to from inspiring English sources
If you are not living the story then how do you expect the reader to live the story?
And do you expect the reader to connect all the threads, or are you content in the knowledge that they do connect?
Her novels don't just defy belief, they expect the reader to suspend all sense of reality and go with the flow.
Modernism asked just how far the poet could expect the reader to mole about in old books to make sense of a poem.
Does he seriously expect the reader to accept that Elvis Presley, virtually single-handedly, unlocked the sexual urges of a generation of demure British teenagers?
If you, the biographer, don't thrill to your subject, you can hardly in all fairness expect the reader to do so.
The authors expect the readers to be comfortable with basic facts of discrete probability theory, discrete mathematics, calculus, algebra, as well as computer science.
A child is here decoding the universe, and the novelist expects the reader to decode that child's inventive solutions.
When he makes broad generalizations and criticisms he sometimes expects the reader to mentally provide specific examples.
