Sentence examples for instructs the reader from inspiring English sources

He instructs the reader in what he calls 'the First Law of Petro-Politics', which says that when the price of oil goes down, freedom goes up.

In your latest book, "Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Sewing and Fabric Crafts," there's a section that instructs the reader on how to turn her husband's old shirts into decorative pillows.

In the poem "Staying Alive," he instructs the reader on what to do if lost in the wilderness: In 1972 Wagoner published Straw for the Fire: From the Notebooks of Theodore Roethke, 1943 63, a compilation of writings by Roethke, who had died suddenly nearly a decade earlier at age 55.

Most of the pages are largely blank, containing instructions to "Draw a selfie" or "Fill this page in with whatever you want!" One double-page spread, titled "Head Tennis", instructs the reader to "look right!" and "look left!" A case could be made for this form-stretching horseplay making this bestseller the Tristram Shandy of our age, but not a terribly convincing one.

For once looking ahead, Kemal instructs the reader: "Those interested in Orhan Bey's own description of how he felt while dancing with Fusun should look at the last chapter, entitled 'Happiness.' " Pamuk has long been interested in doubles, in characters who reflect himself.

Again the title instructs the reader.

The remainder of this section instructs the readers how to identify ITRs for the various data types.

Do they instruct the reader in some important way?

DeLillo seems to be instructing the reader: "The nature of the film permitted total concentration and also depended on it".

To write persuasive fiction, let the reader understand a character through her thoughts or behaviour; do not instruct the reader by summarising her personality.

But then, in at least three of the novels, Hill herself suddenly shouts through at the end, with an added postscript instructing the reader.