Sentence examples for pitched at a reader from inspiring English sources

And perhaps the fiction Cunningham is attempting here is pitched at a reader who doesn't exist: an adolescent who can leap straight from Star Wars to Henry James, or an adult steeped in Woolf and Whitman who nevertheless retains a childlike capacity to be moved by X-Men 2 Even so, I heartily recommend volunteering, just for a few hours, to be that non-existent reader.

It will be pitched at an alert general reader, she said: "We're not talking 'Freakonomics,' but there won't be equations".

The humor here is pitched at a ­Halloween-friendly low.

In Louise O'Neill's Only Ever Yours and Asking For It the stakes are even higher and they are pitched at older readers.

"Charles Dickens and the Street Children of London," Andrea Warren's study of the significance of the city's street children in Dickens's life and work, pitched at slightly older readers, offers a solid and deeply felt account of the condition of these unfortunate kids and what Dickens did for them.

He has mostly pitched at triple-A Omaha.

Earlier this week, Digg announced details of its Digg Reader app, which will launch next week for iOS (and possibly web) promising simple migration from Google Reader, and features pitched at the keenest "power users" of that service who are looking for a new home.

He persuades the reader there's something worthwhile and even noble there, though it may be pitched at frequencies my calloused ears can't hear.

The art and the rhyming text are carefully pitched to a very young reader.

Deeply sympathetic as he was to the poor, his argument, pitched to more affluent readers,  was couched in a tone of calm reason.

The book and music clubs are in trouble because the Internet is better at pitching titles to regular readers and listeners.