Sentence examples for particular reader from inspiring English sources

This particular reader was steeling himself against something terrible taking place for 200 hastily turned pages.

When you write, do you have a particular reader or readers in mind?

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: That particular reader has no idea what Communism is, it would seem.

Your book seemed to give back whatever a particular reader sought, and at whatever level of questioning could be offered during this reading of the novel.

It was one of those "rare and powerful" moments, as Greenblatt writes, when a long-dead author seems to reach directly through time to a particular reader, as if bearing a message meant only for that person.

There are a few more or less objective criteria (College Board test scores, performance in advanced placement courses), but much of the decision making comes down to whether a particular reader likes the tone of a student's personal essay or gets excited -- or disturbed -- by a phrase in a letter of recommendation.

Fiction strives to attain the universal through the particular; readers want to relate to characters, to see themselves.

The company has hired many talented journalists, and some of the niche Web sites, like Engadget, publish content that particular readers love.

In particular, readers should know that Fahey can in no way be blamed for the scourge of New Age music -- bland, escapist stuff and the absolute antithesis of everything he embodied.

Being able to scan a vast range of material, determine what's reliable, relevant and sufficiently objective, decide what will actually interest your particular readers and arrange it in a way that they can use are not trivial skills.

However, the user should be aware of known limitations of particular readers or writers.