Sentence examples for popular readership from inspiring English sources

Professor Coffin, a retired member of the faculty at the University of Pennsylvania, wrote many books for a popular readership.

Actually, he writes, he hasn't taken the time, because this book seemed to him a product of Boccaccio's youth, and of a quest for popular readership.

Mr. Krugman said he did not expect his award to have much effect on how colleagues and his popular readership — whether they be friends or foes — regard him.

His is the first significant book, written, like Stewart's, in a novelistic mode and likely to gain popular readership, to incorporate this new data.

Evelyne Lever's "Madame de Pompadour," translated from the French by Catherine Temerson (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $26), and Christine Pevitt Algrant's "Madame de Pompadour: Mistress of France" (Grove; $27.50) are compact, sympathetic lives aimed at an intelligent popular readership.

F. Scott Fitzgerald modeled Allenby in his novel "This Side of Paradise" on Hobie Baker, the Princeton football star killed in World War I. Ring Lardner and Grantland Rice wrote of football for a popular readership.

21L.715 Media in Cultural Context: Popular Readerships.

Throughout, her style remains popular and her readership has accompanied her.

Silski Visti - daily, popular among rural readership.

Integration has been slick and keenly targeted; for example, an ABC campaign saw the newsletter's logo subtly changed to feature characters popular with its readership, like Olivia Pope of Scandal.

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