But where does that leave the humble reader?
On the other hand, it's the humble reader who chooses how to interpret the work.
As your general humble reader, I suppose that is all you can ask for.You have ensured my readership for years to come.Bryan TilsonNew York.
David Brooks has a way of standing before the class, such that a cartoonist scored by having a humble reader gush "Gee, David Brooks sure reads a lot of books!" Ross Douthat is razor sharp, but he's too young to have learned his craft at the typewriter his columns do not yield flinty, memorable passages in the way that Safire's did.
Mr Bryson's book gives humbler readers a feeling of what they are missing and how lucky they are to enjoy what comforts they have.
Anything Eden could have, so could a "humble" Mirror reader (although, unlike the prime minister and his wife, she did not get to stay with Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond).
The title means "the total boxing: dance, geometry, math, sociology, psychology, clown, liar, assassin, gentlemen, generous, humble, cocky, mind reader — a person that is loyal to their friends, is all about life,& 8221 the owner of Zaragoza explained to Felber.
His tone is so supine and humble that the reader is bound to wonder if these words are actually Whitley's, or whether they were authored, in the manner of the KGB, by someone else.
People who used to think that an acclaimed author was "humbled" by comparison to his popular following ("I am so small, and my readers are so many") saw that an author could feel humbled by association with his popular following ("I am committed to literature, but my readers are committed to daytime TV").
It was quite a big thing to talk about my family life and my experiences of coercive control, misogyny at work and the NHS, but I was humbled by the way readers responded, particularly to my piece about coercive control, which was shared 22,000 times.
