Sentence examples for insists to the reader from inspiring English sources
Slahi, too, insists to the reader that he's telling the truth.
And although Coming Up For Air's Bowling insists to readers he really is a rather cheerful fatty, the defining image of him comes while he is having his morning wash: "No woman, I thought as I worked the soap round my belly, will ever look twice at me again, unless she's paid to.
But it suggests that Chapman was less motivated by a desire to understand Homeric society in itself than to insist to his vernacular readers that he alone was the truest and best interpreter of Homer.
The events of "Ghosts, Cowboys" appear to have actually happened (or so says a shallow Wikipedia dip), so the author insists that the reader ask, "Why fictionalize?" The story works in the manner of a core sample: examine an isolated piece of real estate and plunge deep into its concentrated substance.
But it is a measure of Galchen's courage as a novelist that she insists on leading the reader to the universal only through the singular.
Ms. Byatt insists on giving the reader the full text of the three biographical sketches as well as many of the index card entries, an exercise that fills up half this volume and makes for eye-glazing reading.
Both women insist that the reader enter a moral labyrinth rather than watching the writer navigate it from afar.
Victorian readers may have insisted, as Tomalin says, on "romance without sex," but Hardy, one of the most genuinely erotic of novelists, didn't need to portray sex to make the reader swoon.
