Sentence examples similar to hard readers from inspiring English sources

Tell about people, their stories looting, And push so hard, reader might have cried?

Carl Hiaasen is such an unswervingly funny writer that die-hard readers would follow him anywhere.

After seeing massive growth on our daily newsletter over the past year, we decided to rethink the product and see what else we could offer to our die-hard readers.

How is it possible to place a valuation on the meaning of Gourmet to millions of die-hard readers over the last (almost) 70 years?

I was reminded how hard most readers find it to grasp the concept of fiction.

I'm mortified about how hard the readers' editor and the moderators have to work on my behalf.

"It's hard for readers to understand, particularly because some newspapers don't draw the distinction as sharply as we do," he said.

But Schulman cunningly constructs her controversy – fictional, though with well-judged shadows of some factual scandals – to make easy moralising hard for readers.

It would be hard for readers to believe that a reporter who contributed to a campaign or carried a sign in an abortion-related rally could report without bias.

Such hollowness makes it pretty hard for readers to swallow a sentence like this: "Fiction has now become a museum-piece genre most of whose practitioners are more like cripplingly self-conscious curators or theoreticians than writers".

Current reporting varies greatly in quantity and quality, making it sometimes hard for readers (whether regulators, investors or other stakeholders) to accurately assess the materiality and value of the data disclosed.