Sentence examples for reader's response to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reader's response to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing how a reader interprets or reacts to a text, artwork, or any form of media. Example: "The author's intention was to provoke a strong reader's response to the themes of love and loss in the novel."
JULIE HERRINGTON of Tucson Here's a reader's response to Fred Goodman's article about Jac Holzman, the founder of Elektra Records.
Here's a reader's response to Manohla Dargis and A. O. Scott's Feb. 13 column about Hollywood, race and the Oscars.
ED JAWORSKI Brooklyn Here's a reader's response to Charles McGrath's article about the novelist and musician Wesley Stace.
ROBERT A. REES, of Berkeley, Calif., who is a professor of Mormon studies at Graduate Theological Union Here's a reader's response to Ben Ratliff's preview of spring pop music festivals.
Here's a reader's response to Anthony Tommasini's review of the recording "Virgil Thomson: Three Pictures" by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project: "Thanks to Mr. Tommasini for his review of Thomson's work, especially "Sea Piece With Birds".
A reader's response to an article about oil spills in Nigeria.
The reader delivers the tag's response to the back-end server.
For example, referring to Fig. 6 b, the signal from r1 may affect t1's response to reader r2, thus preventing correct tag identification.
Goldberg's response to a reader complaint about The Times' endorsements was professional and thought provoking.
One item of 'advice' – a travel journalist's response to a reader question about medical tourism – and a letter to the editor were also coded.
What can be told is that the first version of Goldman's response to his readers was a three-page story about a lawsuit between Mr. Shog, a representative from the estate of S. Morgenstern, and publisher William Jovanovich preventing the publication of the reunion scene until early 1978.
