Sentence examples for focused reader from inspiring English sources

"The temptation to do little but recreate Plath's biography through her work – and, implicitly, to try to unearth the complex reasons for her tragic suicide – overtakes the most focused reader," wrote her biographer, Linda Wagner-Martin.

For the more focused reader, perhaps planning to use this to prepare for board examinations, this arrangement divides areas of importance logically.

From these case studies with different focuses, readers can see the innovative capabilities of pastoralists in different situations and the diversity of CBRM, as well as the unique research methods, interests and writing styles of the chapter authors.

But she created a unique product, one focused on readers, bringing services to readers, making them feel as if this magazine exists to serve them, not that they exist to serve the magazine".

That's a self-help book: it focusses the reader on his own experience.

The novel sharply, inescapably, focuses a reader's attention on the ambitions and limits of Shields's own fiction.

Instead, the effect is of a palimpsest that focuses the reader's attention and turns it inward to the book's preoccupations.

Which sharply focuses the reader's attention on the opposable thumb issue, only to do away with it by becoming comically blurry.

Warren's first sentence, by contrast, is "It's not about you," which puts it in the spirit of traditional Christian devotional literature, which focusses the reader outward, toward God.

The process of understanding such texts is complicated by defamiliarization techniques, designed to focus the reader on the linguistic surface structure of the text.

That is, it seems highly likely that a writer can focus a reader's attention on whatever is placed before a punctuation mark.