Sentence examples for own readership from inspiring English sources
They clashed in editorial meetings, with Marmari insisting that they were being coldhearted toward their own readership.
Since Davis is renowned for his perceptions of a given audience's needs, his muddled sense of his own readership is a surprise.
I think some distinctions exist but are ultimately unimportant; in the end writers create their own readership, which is drawn to them for reasons other than proximity.
Myerson keeps the reader guessing until the very end and provides no easy answers in a deceptively simple read that will compel horror fans while being just as satisfying to her own readership.
Certainly, our own readership are a well-travelled bunch – Guardian readers take a total of 4.8 million holidays a year, Observer readers 3.6 million and users of guardian.co.uk 12.4 million.
The appetite for our coverage of sustainability and environmental issues continues to grow, both among our own readership and beyond: on average a Guardian reader talks to 2.38 people per week about an environment article, double the UK average for similar articles.
Mumsnet announced to its own overmighty readership that soon the website would take over a real maternity ward.
A library branch in Astoria, responding to its own diverse readership, carries children's books in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Russian, Portuguese and Gujarati, the official language of a western Indian state.
The plan wasn't to write a daily blog — I simply wanted to reserve the address for a book then in progress — but the site quickly took on a life of its own, thanks to a buoyant readership.
If poetry already lacks any meaningful readership among our own anthropoid population, what have we to lose by writing poetry for a robotic culture that must inevitably succeed our own?
The prize win is thought to right a perceived embarassment within the French literary world that Houellebecq has achieved fame and wide readership outside his own country but had never won the Prix Goncourt.
