Sentence examples for huge readership from inspiring English sources

That it will attract a huge readership is beyond doubt.

If a story involves the company, it gets huge readership.

The Guardian, Gerry discovered, had huge readership strengths.

For decades, the magazines evolved quickly enough to keep huge readership and healthy profits.

One reason for Murakami's huge readership is that, unlike many serious novelists, he is as interested in plot as prose.

The way his work faces the worst but steadies itself against it, too, must be the greatest single reason for Heaney's huge readership.

Many of the names on the lists were not, at the time, in command of the huge readerships and critical acclaim that subsequently came their way.

Luckhurst, however, ignores the depredations of the market, simply noting of the new arrivals in the press field that "these pioneers of popular journalism invented the art of selling news, opinion and entertainment to huge readerships".

In 1842, when Dickens published "American Notes," an account of a visit to the United States, he had a huge American readership.

Paulin says "if you spend your life with academics, when you step outside you realise there is this huge general readership that is almost impossible to reach with critical writing.

For him, the explosion of mass culture was simply an opportunity to discover a new market, and few were better equipped than he to exploit a huge new readership.