Sentence examples for reader down from inspiring English sources
He always wins, but it wears his reader down.
"There's a palm reader down the street on Route 17, maybe go see her," Frank said.
They take the reader down deep; they bring him or her up short.
Beauman leads the characters, and the reader, down an elaborate maze of wrong choices, dead-ends and back tracking.
But cumulatively they begin to weigh the reader down, excess cargo on a flight that should have been as buoyant as its main character.
"The Most Powerful Idea in the World" is not a particularly new interpretation of the Industrial Revolution, but Rosen does take the reader down every possible avenue.
National Geographic never let its readers down on that front.
I deeply regret that we let our readers down".
Next, Hall takes his readers down to the pond, to watch the frogs spawn.
Long, complex sentences slow readers down and can lead our syntax astray.
"Proposed" here is two-faced; it could lead readers down a false trail by seeming to be parallel to "opposed".
