Sentence examples for powerful readers from inspiring English sources

Potentially, then, criminals with powerful readers could suck out your information as you passed by.

(Nor does it mean that online publications are translating page views into dollars. Politico still gets most of its revenue from ads in its printed newspaper, placed by interest groups hoping to influence the paper's powerful readers).

His rich, honeyed baritone, and a dramatic instinct honed by years of broadcasting, made him a powerful reader of his own and others' poems.

One step toward accomplishing this would be a powerful reader portal on the Web site, a place where useful tools and straightforward communication could help strengthen The Times's brand.

These author tools are pretty powerful, allowing readers to Tweet the Twitter handle of an author when they start reading.

Under the censorious strictures of the period none of this is spelled out explicitly, which makes it more powerful: the reader's mind imagines the worst of all scenarios.

Donna Tartt's bestselling and Pulitzer Prize-winovel novel is partly set in Las Vegas (as well as in Amsterdam and New York City) – and the city's presence in the story is very powerful, as our readers explained.

The judges said: "The article's powerful message reminds readers not only of sentencing policies abolished in the UK which other countries still exercise, but also of the importance of the UK's role internationally in ensuring that the right to a fair trial is applied in practice, and in promoting and enforcing the rule of law".

I wanted to share these powerful ideas with readers.

In a break with tradition, each workshop was inaugurated with the chief guest shaking hands with an HIV positive person, providing a good photographic opportunity for journalists and sending a powerful message to readers.

The dead are risen, the powerful slain, the reader lost.