Sentence examples for intelligent reader from inspiring English sources

Together these bring the original text within the compass of every intelligent reader.

FEW fiction writers can resist teaching their readers a lesson; but no intelligent reader likes being lectured to.

"For me," says Saunders, "the game would be to assume a very intelligent reader who can extrapolate a lot from a little.

"The aim of the Booker was to appeal to the average intelligent reader and we [the judges] are average intelligent readers".

Her art writing is academic in the best sense: high-minded, compact, the result of deep study, yet fully available to the general intelligent reader.

"Freakonomics" is bound to dampen the spirits of any intelligent reader, suggesting an airport-ready, dumbed-down romp the back cover would inevitably call it a romp through the bogus theories of some semi-literate phoney economist.

Intelligent coverage requires intelligent readers, viewers and listeners.

Fine, intelligent readers have confirmed the validity of the ghosts (Truman Capote); equally fine and intelligent readers have thunderously established the governess's madness (Edmund Wilson).

But intelligent readers may not need reminding, may even take it as an insult.

BY necessity, intelligent readers approach corporate management books with a healthy dose of skepticism.

Plenty of very intelligent readers also think Dowell's naivety is credible.