Sentence examples for reader's love from inspiring English sources

Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, including a reader's love – and longing – for Infinite Jest, brilliant Urdu short stories, and thoughts on moving house and parting with (as many as 500) books.

are individual, whimsical things based on a reader's love for a particular poem that they want to share.

The story is a pretty cheap post-modernist game: half-way in, it bitterly acknowledges itself as such, and then goes on for pages and pages, pleading for the reader's love (writer to self: "you're going to have to eat the rat and go ahead and use terms like be with and relationship, and use them sincerely"), and citing Milan Kundera.

Brad Dickson is a former writer for "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and co-author of "Race You to the Fountain of Youth". To read another My Turn -- about reader Del Dickson's love of cycling -- and to access the My Turn archive, go latimes.com/health.

He gets in the reader's face ("I love sinking my teeth into the heart of a fresh hen") and seems to relish putting slightly squeamish eaters off their feed: "The French usually prepare their rognon de veau with a mustard sauce expressly to counterbalance" the flavor of urine.

There's plenty of ambiguity and no indication of physical intimacy, but some readers point to Ruth and Naomi's love as suspiciously close, or to King David declaring to Jonathan: "Your love to me was wonderful, passing the love of women".

A question hovering within the book and confronting its more demanding readers is whether Nelson's love, housed within an increasingly conventional domestic setting, is at odds with her claims to radicality.

This is irritating to readers because the author's love of the character is being pushed down their throat.

His father was a businessman and avid reader who inspired his son's love of philosophy.

You would have to be a rather obtuse reader not to realise Lethem's love of Dick, Dylan and Ditko.

The news editor came over to the desk and said: "This girl is white, she is young, she is pretty, she's middle class, she's done a creative writing course, she's perfect, our readers will love her, let's get on this, guys," and I was just sitting there thinking, "Did he just say that?" EK: I imagine the editor believed that, to their readers, Alice was their daughter.