Sentence examples similar to grant a reader from inspiring English sources
A book like White Noise didn't just freeze the life of its time so that later readers can access it through a pale blue filter; in its reverence, comedy, and seriousness about death and TV, White Noise could thaw out the present day, grant a young reader fluency in the reality surrounding his or her own, entirely current life.
The trust that a reader grants to the New York Times, for example, may vary sentence by sentence.
A book that switches point of view grants the reader a unique perspective of the relationships in the story, an angle the characters will never see.
Other requests stray farther afield from science, like the one from a reader interested in grants to start a recording studio, or from a person who had designed a laser and needed to find funds to develop and market it.
Now, a reader undertaking a novel grants the writer a generous initial draft of suspended disbelief.
A reader says the president grants tariff exemptions to favored companies.
Not until the final pages does the author grant the reader some insight into the deeper questions of identity posed by such forcibly blended families.Ms Stuart invokes her ambivalence at the sugar-powered pasts of such institutions as the Tate and All Souls College, Oxford, and large parts of Liverpool and Bristol.
–a reader from Boulder Creek.
