Sentence examples for held readers from inspiring English sources

The cosmic resonance of the Baroque and a dramatic, sometimes comical, interchange of voices has held readers’ imagination ever since.

This is the obdurate, timeless landscape that bred the celebrated Brontë sisters and fertilized their singular literary imaginations, which have held readers spellbound since 1847, when their novels first appeared under male pseudonyms.

Sarah Waters' story of a widow and her daughter who take in a pair of lodgers in 1920s London, The Paying Guests, is the novel on the Baileys shortlist to have best held readers' attention, according to ebook retailer Kobo.

Will the content remain interesting enough to hold readers' attention?

What charms and holds readers now will keep on doing so.

All major police stations would hold "readers" to check the cards, as would major employers.

In having them open the discussion, and holding readers to the rules of the Reading Club, a great conversation developed.

Didion has been the master of holding readers back while appearing – in her prose at least – to let you in.

It had the useful effect of holding readers' attention while functioning as a secret password for Times aficionados everywhere.

Sir Jack, as he is sometimes known thanks to an honorary knighthood, is still smart and well informed, still able to hold readers' attention with his analytical powers.

Keep the profile brief and punchy to ensure it holds readers attention and tempts them to read your CV in full.