Sentence examples for literate reader from inspiring English sources

Whether such writing remembers or records Rimbaud's original, the pleasures it offers should seduce any literate reader.

"Nowadays even the literate reader is likely to be unschooled in the comic tradition and unaware of the comic seriousness," he wrote.

And nowadays even the literate reader is likely to be unschooled in the comic tradition and unaware of the comic seriousness.

Male desire is, after all, the point, and to attempt to destroy Roth with the kind of political correctness he has waged war against in his fiction would make one feel ashamed to claim to be a literate reader.

Eventually, it is to be hoped, one of these seers may hit upon a Freakonomics of everything: a story so pithy, so compelling, so slap-your-forehead obvious when you think about it that it explains the whole universe in terms comprehensible to the average reasonably literate reader of The New Yorker.

For the second year in a row, City Room's highly literate readers have turned to the pages of a classic novel for baby hawk names.

But he applied the high voltage of modernist prose to a deliberate end — persuading his liberal, literate readers to join the cause of the dispossessed.

The mester de clerecía ("craft of the clergy") was a new poetic mode, indebted to France and the monasteries and presupposing literate readers.

To the delight of his fans -- scientists and scientifically literate readers -- 102 of Daedalus's columns have been anthologized by Oxford University Press as "The Further Inventions of Daedalus".

I declined the suggestion but remain startled by its implication — that Purdy, always a proud outsider, had fallen so completely off the literary map that he was essentially unknown to even the most literate readers.

Some look back to the world of the Heian court; others contain folk materials or elements of the miraculous that may have been included to interest barely literate readers.