Sentence examples for immerse the reader from inspiring English sources

He can expect acclaim far beyond.These seven stories grip partly because they are long enough to immerse the reader totally.

The goal, all agree, is to immerse the reader in the narrative in a way that goes beyond mere imagining.

But their cumulative effect is to immerse the reader in a skewed perspective: the world reflected in a fun-house mirror, with places and people recognizable but distorted.

The deep and disturbing power of the Tintin books lies in the way that they immerse the reader in an inauthentic universe, a world whose veneers are constantly being peeled back to reveal inner emptiness.

And while Italo Calvino probably never touched a computer game, he is one of several writers to immerse the reader, not a character, in a world by writing in the second person.

Alongside Mark Haddon's much more widely praised The Pier Falls Random Housee £12.99), they prove the capacity of a short story to immerse the reader fully in a fictional world.

The narrative flows seamlessly, immersing the reader in time and place with a striking immediacy.

COURTESY SKIP HOLLANDSWORTH Hollandsworth immerses the reader in the time and place with meticulously researched detail.

Yet when it comes to immersing the reader, this lack of restraint often works.

It immerses the reader in a richly peopled, densely imagined world.

"The Arab of the Future" immerses the reader in the sensory impressions of childhood, particularly its smells.