Sentence examples for reader as much from inspiring English sources

It's about the reader as much as it's about me.

Nonsense (and I say that on your behalf, reader, as much as my own).

Since the digital revolution, it's now increasingly about protecting the freedom of the reader as much as the reading matter.

"Impatience sets in for this reader as much as it does for poor Doris, Peter Buitenhuiss wrote in a review in The New York Times in 1965.

For that reason, as an agent he attracted clients who prized his skills as a reader as much as his skills as a negotiator.

EVAN OSNOS: The strategy on a story like this is to give the reader as much a feeling as possible of being there.

Few subjects appear to provoke from readers as much debate, and anger, as race does.

"We didn't want to shout at readers as much as we had in the past.

You can annoy or enrage the readers as much as you like.

But "Bones" is for readers as much as it is for cooks.

But news organizations should give viewers and readers as much information as possible about anyone offering expert opinion.