Sentence examples for less widely read from inspiring English sources

Claire Messud wonders why female writers are less widely read.

It's easy to say that because Anne refused to give us a brooding hero, her books are less widely read.

At the end of the day the paper published in a Gold open access journal becomes less widely read – it has been less improved by editorial intervention and less required to be accessible.

In Italy, even though many have encouraged me to take this step, many support me, I'm still asked why I have a desire to write in a language that is much less widely read in the world than English.

It Can't Happen Here, a less widely read classic by Sinclair Lewis, has also been selling strongly for Signet.

This perhaps led to some excellent articles being less widely read and less often cited than they might otherwise have been.

Indeed, parallels elsewhere in the world suggest that pictorial reviews and "how to do it" articles are more widely read, even if less widely cited, than many basic science articles.

When he received the Nobel Prize in 1998, his novels were widely read in Europe but less known in the United States; he subsequently gained popularity worldwide.

The Atomwaffen Division, a hardcore neo-Nazi group considered extreme even for neo-Nazis, was kicked off YouTube on Wednesday, less than a week after publication of a widely read expose on the group in ProPublica.

The new forecast is 350,000 barrels a day less than the agency's last monthly report, which is widely read among energy experts.

Here, and in the more widely read treatment(1928), metrical properties of spacetime are deemed less fundamental than topological ones, while the latter are derived from the concept of time order.