Sentence examples for reader's intervention from inspiring English sources

"Video requires a reader's intervention to play, whereas a GIF adds itself forcefully," Burke said.

The result is a work that requests a reader's intervention rather than presenting an authorial one: you are forced to bring yourself to the table, with all of your prejudices, as you read.

Our reporters are available to answer readers' questions on Russia's intervention in the 2016 election, the Mueller investigation and their reporting process.

Janet Daley tells Times readers that the archbishop's intervention has discredited both him and the "uber-tolerant multicultural lobby that he sought to support".

A reader, Barry Edwards, points to Barack Obama's intervention in the bailed-out US banks and asks whether a similar approach in the UK, directed at tax avoidance, might work: I note that US President Obama is trying to place a salary cap on executives of US companies receiving aid from US taxpayers.

Although he had been voted best guitarist by Down Beat's readers, Williams went back to KC following Hammond's intervention, and pursued his calling in obscurity.

The service set itself apart from Digg by requiring no intervention on the reader's part to promote a page.

This rating was based on whether elements considered critical to the scientific quality of the study and to the reader's ability to understand adequately the intervention and its impact were present.

Burchill's intervention came at the end of a long week, and new readers will need context.

Unfortunately for the reader, the intervention of the sludge plant is the point where Huxley's tactics as an essayist return to normal.

"I always feel very uncomfortable at the intervention between the purity of the reader's experience and a lurking Alan Warner," he laughs.