Sentence examples for important readers from inspiring English sources

"It's important readers realize this is a pilot trial," said Dr. P. Murali Doraiswamy, an Alzheimer's researcher at Duke University who was not part of the study.

While we wait to find out, it's important readers know one thing: the real Mulaney, as in John Mulaney – he's unquestionably, unanimously hilarious.

The 20th century arguably saw an intellectualization of American poetry that lost and confused its most important readers, a diverse population of people from farmers and seamstresses to doctors and lawyers.

The duality was noticed and articulated by one of Montaigne's earliest and most important readers, François Grudé, or, as he was better known, the sieur de La Croix du Maine.

This is where the "unicorn" was coined, where U.S. senators came to speak to the most important readers in tech and where already insanely well-known and accomplished folks like Carmelo Anthony come to introduce themselves all over again.

It is important readers understand the Republican game.

The original audience of a report, or chart, or illustration may not be the most important reader!

Here, similarly, I think he is ritually offering his nape to the critic-wolf Birkerts, encouraging an important reader to approach him with compassion.

Bulgakov knew his book would never be published in his lifetime, but it is believed that he intended to send it to one important reader: Stalin himself.

All together, they form an important reader on the concept of restorative justice, its potentials for juveniles, its actual applications and the remaining discussions and topics for research.

She is our first, best and most important reader, and we will miss her terribly.