Sentence examples for human reader from inspiring English sources

After all, the relationship between human reader and "animated" book has been forged over centuries.

The spellings "V1agra" or "Vi-agr@" mean nothing to a machine, but almost any human reader gets the point.

A human reader, he noted, inherently understands that girls hold nets, and girls are not usually spotted.

In Baltimore, where Mr. Chong votes, blind voters can use the services of a human reader or a partial Braille ballot.

You have at your disposal an incredible computing power that can bring to analytical attention patterns of sameness and difference undetectable by the eye of the human reader.

"The Art of Racing in the Rain," by Garth Stein, is a Times best-seller narrated by a dog who sometimes recalls what a human reader would recognize as intercourse between the dog's owner and his wife.

Any thoughts from human readers?

Could cultural analytics reveal patterns unavailable to human readers?

Barnes & Noble's best chance might be to dump the e-reader and focus again on human readers.

It pays for bloggers to write articles optimised for search engines and crawler bots rather than human readers.

Even a clumsy robot chef can have its uses, but writing for human readers must be smooth.