Sentence examples for induced the reader from inspiring English sources

My personal version of success for any novel I write is to believe I've succeeded when I've induced the reader to take in as much of what I put into the book as possible.

And if this memoir is merely a feat of gamesmanship, what would induce the reader to play along?

The ensuing competition between them – the struggle for closure – will induce the reader to create a "rich world, full of paradoxes or conflicting authorities and ideas".

Do you think of this encounter, which is, at times, cringe-inducing for the reader, as a consensual one?

This sleight-of-mind induces in the reader a conviction of the authenticity of the events described and the sincerity of the describer – harmony and melody again.

YA literature, at its best, contains and induces in the reader everything that adult literature does and generally supplies a pile-driving plot too.

Extrapolating, Heilemann and Halperin give us McCainworld, Kerryville, the Edwardsphere, and O-Town as well, inducing in the reader the bouncy sensation of being in a theme park).

There are few jarring passages like this, mercifully, but when they do appear, they have the effect of inducing in the reader a strong desire to shake Julius for being an insufferable know-all.

"Can we offer a prize for whichever reader induces the next wicket?" David Keech in San Francisco writes, trying to spice up the report before it has even begun.

She likes art that makes her morally uncomfortable, and from the laudatory way she quotes Kafka -- "What we need are books that hit us like a most painful misfortune" -- I assume she wishes to induce the same state in her readers.

"They induce the moisture to come in".