Sentence examples for reader into the from inspiring English sources

He drew the reader into the intimate and remarkably sensual experience of the world of racing.

The stories also draw the reader into the inherently interconnected nature of innovation.

The scholar offers a guide for the uninitiated reader into the labyrinth of Proust's masterpiece.

"Instead... she forces the reader into the complicity and discomfort of a voyeur".

Yet Supervielle is always a companionable poet, welcoming the reader into the circle of his address.

I can't take the reader into the mind of a serial killer, because I don't know that mind.

This device completes a circle each time, and almost uncannily brings the reader into the physical experience of the story.

On the other hand, you mustn't use slang because that can jar the reader into the present day.

After entering your old e-reader into the system, Amazon will award you with a gift card for the value of your device.

Physicists have long pondered how to transport a person--let's say you, the reader--into the past, perhaps using as a slingshot the warped space-time around black holes.

Lessons not only teaches literacy, "it also initiates the child [reader] into the elements of society's symbol-systems and conceptual structures, inculcates an ethics, and encourages him to develop a certain kind of sensibility".