Sentence examples for reader as if from inspiring English sources

If we're lucky, the finished book should feel inevitable to the reader – as if no other outcome were possible.

Alas, it also describes "The Finkler Question," which is always shouting at the reader as if distrustful of the available novelistic technology.

Indeed it sounded, to this reader, as if the pope were scolding clergymen like Cardinal Dolan, who is head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.

The author tells a fictional story in a way which leaves an impression in the mind of the reader as if the story is a non-fiction.

Treating the reader as if trying to pass him at Daytona, Elliott doesn't let us inside his head, his car or his sport.

It was one of those "rare and powerful" moments, as Greenblatt writes, when a long-dead author seems to reach directly through time to a particular reader, as if bearing a message meant only for that person.

No previous justice has written with her emphasis on the vernacular or so matter-of-factly addressed readers as if our views about a case truly mattered.

DiAngelo sometimes adopts a soothing, conciliatory tone toward white readers, as if she were appeasing a child on the verge of a tantrum.

The elements of a great story have no gender – so why do we market books to young readers as if girls and boys want different things from fiction?

It's a brilliant example of an author in control of her readers, as if she's saying: you think you understand, but do you?

The Times should be ashamed of treating its New Jersey readers as if we are not capable of appreciating an effort that rises above a tabloid mentality.