Sentence examples for reader further from inspiring English sources

But the reader further noted that according to his research, we've made the same mistake 337 times since 1851.

Ryan's method of treating everything like it was a TV show, was a uniquely brilliant way to get the reader further into the book, without missing out on anything!

King and Jackson first worked together during the Montgomery bus boycott of 1955, but the Pinkneys take the reader further back: the early pages of the book alternate between scenes of King's childhood in Atlanta and of Jackson's in New Orleans.

Instead, "[n]arrative nonfiction conclusions return to the intrigue, suspense, or line of inquiry the writer established to draw the reader further into the article, providing a sense of closure and wrapping up any loose ends".

The block of reference current calculation in Fig. 1, is used to obtain i ref. For the interested reader, further discussion on how to obtain the value of i ref can be found in [8, 9], and will not be repeated in this paper.

While CAD marking alerts the reader, further analysis of the marked area by the reader does not necessarily lead to recall for further assessment.

For older readers, Nicola Davies's Heroes of the Wild series takes readers further afield and into more complicated projects.

Although champagne and scotch are legally required to come from Champagne and Scotland, they are almost universally regarded as lc cappuccino captions Captions are an opportunity to give readers further information, rather than insulting their intelligence by stating the obvious.

Mr. Friedman does his readers further disservice by claiming that the Arab public's disapproval of U.S. foreign policy is somehow a disguised expression of their disappointment with their own governments.

But I also enjoy humor as much as the next person, and I think if it's employed correctly it can draw readers further into the story, perhaps even lull them, so that they are more affected when events take a turn for the worse.

In the letter, Mr. Schultz warned that elected officials "have been unable to come together and compromise to solve the tremendously important, time-sensitive issue to fix the national debt," and suggested that readers further inform themselves at the Web site of the organization Fix the Debt.