Sentence examples for hold reader from inspiring English sources

Bloggers and political Web sites have come to realize that wisecracking alone will not hold reader interest and that (other than pornography) news is the Web's killer app.

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

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

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.

Told in a bright and fun comic-book style with plenty of illustrations that will hold readers' interest upon repeated viewings, "Cookie, the Walker" is the rare picture book that actually questions the value of standing out.

Distilling the story with space constraints, with a desire for clear writing that will hold readers' attention and help them understand carries risks for scientists and for journalists.

Or days writing a mega article that fails to hold readers' attention.

Flynn's story offers up her trademark psychological cat and mouse games, and a nibble to hold readers' interest until the next Gone Girl arrives.

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

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

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