Sentence examples similar to rather reader from inspiring English sources
Many publishers would rather readers shared stories with Facebook friends or Twitter followers and made their points there.
We'd rather readers focus on the message not the messenger.
All the texts and photo credits are smooshed together in a rather reader-unfriendly way in the back of the book.
Rather, readers are attracted to the idea of what being physically dominated provides: the requirement -- the demand -- to let go.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) classification was not utilised; rather, readers experienced in asbestos-related disease, specifically pleural disease were utilised.
Generally speaking, Nick's voice resonates more with older readers, rather than readers who are still in their teens.
Starkman's main point to Brian Lehrer was that when it comes to Wall Street news broadly defined, the media writes for readers as investors rather than readers as citizens.
You would have to be a rather obtuse reader not to realise Lethem's love of Dick, Dylan and Ditko.
The intention is not to suggest that nutritional immunomodulation is not possible or practical, rather, the reader will be made aware of points to consider when designing experiments or reading the literature in this area.
"When our son Jack was eight, he was a rather reluctant reader.
"I'd much rather let readers focus on the book and their own experience of it".
