Sentence examples for reader's point of view from inspiring English sources

Rosman characterizes him as "pissed off and drunk," but from the reader's point of view, he's on to something too.

JV Liz, from a reader's point of view, do you think there's a cynicism growing in the UK? LF I think there is.

Much of this stuff, from a reader's point of view, was trivial.

But, from the reader's point of view, the effort will be worthwhile – and the sooner, the better.

"It gives me the freedom to write from that character's point of view but also an opportunity to write from the reader's point of view," Mr. Michaelman said.

One of the daunting aspects of biography, from the reader's point of view, is length, which is why we like obituaries.

Whereas Mr. McEwan created a wonderfully symphonic narrative in his 2002 masterpiece, "Atonement," he has chosen here to lock readers into Beard's point of view (even though the story is recounted in the third person).

This means not simply telling the reader what one thinks but also leading the reader to see things from one's point of view.

From Hillary Clinton to a White House stenographer, readers will hear almost everyone's point of view in coming books.

THE idea of a women's magazine hiring a pseudonymous male writer to dispense advice, comfort readers and "bring a man's point of view into each issue" might cause some eyes to roll these days.

Again the child reader sees the world from Griselda's point of view, learns as she learns, feels her pleasures and anxieties.