Sentence examples for omnivorous reader from inspiring English sources
The phrase "omnivorous reader" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who reads a wide variety of genres and subjects. Example: "As an omnivorous reader, she devoured everything from classic literature to contemporary science fiction."
To compensate, he became an avid and omnivorous reader.
(Ray's childhood dyslexia did not prevent him from becoming an avid and omnivorous reader).
He was a prolific, even torrential, writer, and an omnivorous reader.
(He was an omnivorous reader -- "fiction, nonfiction, history, mathematics, science, everything," Mr. Goldstone said in 1969).
He early became an omnivorous reader and could indulge his tastes the more fully since his schooling was most irregular.
(He's an omnivorous reader, with four or five books on the go at any one time: fiction, non-fiction, everything).
So today we announce a nationwide contest for the omnivorous readers of The New York Times.
They're still angular, in both the physical and musical senses, and still omnivorous readers, but their second album, Ten New Messages, sets out their stall as thoughtful observers in their own right of the passing scene.
That's why some authors who exhbit an irresistible urge to read lack the range of experience and the wildness of temperament displayed by many writers who are less-than-patient or less-than-omnivorous readers.
I'm an omnivorous (if you're being polite; undiscriminating if you're not) reader.
Partway through this omnivorous history of the middle period of Spain's conquest of the Americas, the reader becomes inured to the manifold brutalities, as perhaps were the perpetrators themselves.
