Sentence examples for interest of readers from inspiring English sources

"And he has a way of knowing the detail or the slant that will really pique the interest of readers.

But it may not want to double its already big bet on the continuing interest of readers in the Clintons.

In tales like "The Prisoner of the Caucasus," he presents Muslim rites journalistically, as curiosities that are sure to pique the interest of readers in Moscow and Petersburg.

Role of additives, selection of polymer, effect of process and formulation parameters, scale up optimization, and IVIVC have been covered to gain the interest of readers about the technology.

Mr. Pearson hopes the idiosyncratic, almost zine-like appeal will help distinguish Apology from the cultural exclusivity of journals like n+1 and The Paris Review, while piquing the interest of readers familiar with his previous editorial pursuits.

What seems clear is that the interest of readers of The Economist is piqued not by the most newsy tales; the top ten is instead a study in revealed preferences.There is clearly a preoccupation, for example, with intelligence.

The work of Caroline Bynum intersects in several interesting ways with the interests of readers of the Bulletin of the History of Medicine.

But supporters of the libraries said their rapid growth was proof that the state-run libraries were not meeting the needs or interests of readers, at least those interested in human rights and democratic reform.

How will each publisher protect the best interests of readers everywhere?

Magazine publishers spend an incredible amount of money on gauging the attitudes and interests of readers.

But where does this leave the interests of readers and viewers?