Sentence examples for private readership from inspiring English sources
Scholars are not certain when each of the 154 sonnets was composed, but evidence suggests that Shakespeare wrote sonnets throughout his career for a private readership.
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In a secret diplomatic cable written last year, the then US ambassador to Eritrea, Ronald McMullen, appears determined to impress upon his private Washington readership just how awful the situation really is.
Though this private battle about readership figures should be seen as something of a teething problem, it reflects the importance to publishers of this "currency" that influences media buyers about where to buy space.
A 2001 American Library Association report on Cuba said, "Considering the small readership of the private collections and the lack of trained librarians, if the U.S. government wishes to get information into the hands of the Cuban people, the most effective way is to deliver books directly to the extensive and active public library system".
While sharing his passions for space and the sea with a worldwide readership, Mr. Clarke kept his emotional life private.
Such elision leaves little room for the protection of privacy if a readership is interested in reading about the private lives of others.
Morris Schutt owes his wide readership to his "seeming annulment of the private" — the description of his older daughter's live-in boyfriend as "rabbit-like, soft and pale with a curious nose that twitched"; the stories of his son, a university dropout who plays online poker.
Baker's diary is a cathartic activity, a literal act of self-preservation, but it is also a literary act of the kind that autobiography in particular is associated with; it is designed to move, to inform, and to testify to a readership about an experience that would otherwise remain invisible and private.
Though aware that their exchanges will be eavesdropped by a readership in many languages, they maintain the epistolary conventions of intimacy, the illusion of private conspiracy.
