Sentence examples for pulling the reader from inspiring English sources
The book slides backwards, pulling the reader back to the time before Mahmood's birth.
An air of mysterious fantasy enshrouds the whole book, pulling the reader through it as if in a spell.
"Masterful storytelling is in evidence in the Carnegie list, with powerful narratives leaping out and pulling the reader in," said Karen Robinson, chair of the judging panel.
Leigh Bardugo's first novel, "Shadow and Bone," does so straight from its opening lines, pulling the reader into a mesmerizing exploration of one of the most potent fantasy novel motifs: the discovery of hidden strength within oneself.
Dickinson's poetry is both magnificent and intimate, pulling the reader in with her intensity of expression and direct address, homing in on apparently small phenomena to consider large questions.
And yet lying behind and beneath this diversity and tumult, I saw, pulling the reader through by the heartstrings, is the loving but troubled relationship between Seymour Swedee" Levov and his daughter Merry — with wife and mother Dawn jammed awkwardly and tragically into their crossfire.
Widener's lush, expressive paintings pull the reader right into the game.
The crime of her disappearance is a sturdy plot rail, and pulls the reader along.
Unfortunately, Scharff's imagery can often pull the reader up short.
Wagner's expert mimicry of digital dialect pulls the reader along.
But Liraz has a certain vulnerable charm, and this is what pulls the reader through.
