Sentence examples for moving readers from inspiring English sources

They hold firm to the conviction that moving readers out of their political or moral comfort zones, even at the risk of causing upset, is good for mind and soul.

There is a scene in that story of almost incomprehensible savagery — Harrison by the way is as good at writing violence as anybody, and particularly gets the weirdness of the incubation period — and he accomplished this particular violence by interrupting himself and manually moving readers to the fireplace mantel, where they could watch without getting hurt.

Room by Emma Donoghue Shortlisted for last year's Man Booker prize, Room is the best-known novel on the list, gripping and moving readers with the story of five-year-old Jack, imprisoned in a room, 11ft by 11ft, with his mother.

"With technology being what it is, that would not be financially crippling," said Russo, adding that by moving readers off expensive printed papers, "You would have re-oriented your cost structure".

We were late, so we missed all but the last, very moving reader, Peter Streckfus, who won this year's Yale Series of Younger Poets competition.

Neruda was a powerful and moving reader of his own work; his slightly high-pitched voice half spoke half sang his words, their rhythm resonating with the soft music of Chilean speech.

But the goal of nonfiction writers isn't always to move readers.

We aim to move readers and, when possible, surprise and delight them.

Realistic from start to finish, it moves readers beyond classroom exercises into open-ended, real-world problem solving.

Realistic from start to finish, this book moves readers beyond classroom exercises into open-ended, real-world process problem solving.

Even an article on abusive relationships moved readers to assert that children must not be caught in the crossfire.