Sentence examples for orient the reader from inspiring English sources

But the historical detail needed to orient the reader and characters sometimes weighs heavily on her delicate prose.

Jumping over to Mary's head (just a few inches away!) was a convenient way to provide some context and to orient the reader, but more than that, it was important to me that this be her story, too.

A good sense of geography can help locate the characters and orient the reader: Paradise in Penang; Heaven in Hong Kong; Alone in Paris; Lovers in Lisbon; Lovers in Paradise; Just Off Piccadilly; To Scotland and Love; An Innocent in Russia; A Ghost in Monte Carlo.

Make sure to orient the reader enough so that he or she can discover these locations (e.g., a few well-chosen landmarks, such as town hall or the public swimming pool, will be helpful), in addition to providing a key and an indication of the scale you used.

The introduction should be general enough to orient the reader not familiar with the specifics of the field being discussed.

Although this material lies largely outside the scope of this paper, we will give a brief review of these debates to orient the reader.

No matter which end of a business proposal you're on, it helps to include salient factual information to help orient the readers and let them know that you understand the particular economic facts of a proposal.

It is written in the present tense, and most chapters start by orienting the reader in time -- "It's Saturday morning" -- before illustrating the day's events.

There are nine maps that assist in orienting the reader geographically to the topic being discussed.

The message rapidly orients the reader by giving a brief introduction and clearly explaining the goal of the email.

Section 1 orients the reader by providing a brief overview of Heidegger's philosophical stand against aesthetics, for art.