Sentence examples for hard as a reader from inspiring English sources

It's hard as a reader not to share Joe's desire for revenge on the man who attacked his mother.

These people have been through various wringers, arriving at hard-won wisdom; as a reader I appreciate their seasoned sensibilities, preferring "the pro" (as one character in the book puts it) "because.

It's hard to feel suspense as a reader when even the protagonist keeps guessing out loud about what's happening to him.

Four "themselveses" in one sentence is hard on a reader.

Selective amnesia is hard to render convincingly – your sense as a reader is usually that it has more to do with plotting convenience than neurology – but May just about pulls it off, while making the atmospheric most of his isolated locations.

As a reader, it is hard not to love that moment, rich as it is in irony and foreboding.

As a reader, it's hard not to wonder how the fact of their books — Gilbert, for instance, had a contract before she left for her spiritual-culinary quest — impinges upon the moments of inner turmoil and epiphany they recount.

As a reader, it's hard not to make comparisons with more recent history, and to think about the way acts of terror have marked life in America and elsewhere since September 11 , 2001

As a reader, it is harder to keep one's place, or to locate a key passage, if one is faced with a large block of words.

His first novel, Welcome to Hard Times - published in 1960 when he was 28 - was inspired by a stint working as a reader for a film company.

As a reader, virtually nil.