Sentence examples for present readers from inspiring English sources

There are many other women writers who remain entirely overlooked, and whom present readers would doubtless enjoy and learn from.

Coster-Mullen sees his project as a diverting mental challenge — not unlike a crossword puzzle — whose goal is simply to present readers with accurate information about the past.

Sarah Dessen, a seasoned young adult author, and the bold newcomer Leila Howland present readers with two different visions of sun and surf.

Home Boy takes great pains to present readers with a comprehensive insider's view of New York City, but the sense of place it evokes is often shallow and exotic.

Bill Keller, the executive editor of The Times, said, "Our responsibility, as Times journalists, is to set our personal biases aside, approach the news with an open, skeptical mind, and present readers with the information they need to make up their own minds".

But how can a serious newspaper like Le Monde present readers with a tiny sample of cases that happened at work, without any further information about the victims' life stories, personal histories, personal finances, or medical histories, and draw such a sweeping conclusion?

And writing allows some of that experience and that thinking to survive, close up to the present reader.

This goal is achieved insofar as interpretation actualizes the meaning of the text for the present reader" [ 31].

We also present reader-averaged receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves; average values were calculated from separate ROC analyses conducted on each reader in the PROC LOGISTIC procedure.

Publishers often seem to become coy when presenting readers with short fiction.

On the front page, at least, Breitbart presents readers with articles it knows will make them angry.