Writing in Trump's voice, he explained to the reader, "I play to people's fantasies. . . .
However, it is necessary to explicitly and clearly state which percentage confidence interval is calculated and its meaning should be thoroughly explained to the reader.
For this, you would do well to look for such narrative devices as MacGuffins (a prime motivation for a reader that is never adequately explained to the reader), flashbacks and flash-forwards, prophecies, foreshadowing, etc.
The Hollywood Reporter simplified the credit to "Written by Herman Mankiewicz Burns Mantlele, in his newspaper column, referred to Mankiewicz's having written it; and, of course, Ben Hecht explained to the readers of PM, "This movie was not written by Orson Welles.
Of course, as one who not so very many years ago wearily explained to the readers of this magazine that, in an election contest for the French presidency, the much-touted Nicolas Sarkozy actually stood little chance against the eloquent and debonair Dominique De Villepin, I feel for Sir Horace.
Now he wanders the empty Clyde Fans headquarters in an endless round of lonely busywork, explaining to the reader and the air how to sell fans.
Because of this perhaps deliberate failure to explain to the reader where he really stood, Albo has often been dismissed as an eclectic.
But I think The Times, if using it that way, needs to explain to the reader that these are not really gargoyles and you're being conversational.
Spiritual cleansing?" As Alex explains to the reader, "It was my kind of shorthand, and I used it on every case I worked".
"I was leaving them forever in my head as not quite dead but, in another sense, nearly alive," he explains to the reader.
For as he starts by explaining to the reader, he himself is a Dutchman with a German-Jewish grandfather who found refuge in England, and is almost as much a willing captive to the Anglophile myth as were Voltaire and Berlin.One of Mr Buruma's many skills as a writer is to make you feel he is testing his views, not telling you what to think.
