Sentence examples for reader feeling from inspiring English sources

These history lessons are delivered, in the modern way, without the reader feeling a thing.

This approach to storytelling can leave the reader feeling slightly disoriented, but in the case of "The Inventor and the Tycoon," it seems appropriate.

The humour of Sedaris's previous books has depended largely on the reader feeling totally secure within the world he has created – because it's their world, too.

His prose can be so obsessively sensitive to detail, especially to texture – often to a forensic degree, breaking things down into their minutest components and then zooming in hard – that it leaves the reader feeling both exhilarated and exhausted.

The reader, feeling this tension in him between what he should do and what he thinks he should do, can't help rooting for the kid to follow his instinct.

I can think of few novels that leave a reader feeling so hopeful about human suffering, in which the innocence and religious optimism of the narrator allow you to forget how clearly doomed everyone is.

"The Post-Birthday World" will only leave readers feeling snookered.

It isn't the duty of election books to leave readers feeling uplifted.

Russian newspaper readers feeling down about the navy were able to console themselves, however, with a bit of cold war theatre.

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"Any read of the Democratic platform is going to leave readers feeling they've entered an alternative universe," said Terry Holt, a campaign spokesman.