Sentence examples for reader is presented from inspiring English sources

The reader is presented with a series of false and misleading statements about AVA (BioThrax®).

From the very beginning of this meticulously constructed manifesto, the reader is presented with a stunning proposal: all the science we know will be demolished and reassembled.

"The reader is presented not with a book completed by its author," the volume's annotator, Nathalie Léger, writes, "but the hypothesis of a book desired by him".

This mapping is done quite literally at the beginning of the book when the reader is presented with a map of the city showing the churches and the "lines of influence" that join them.

Instead, the reader is presented with a string of romantic fuck-ups and fallouts, in which the protagonist eventually learns, if not how not to cheat, then how to empathise with and humanise women.

The reader is presented with mostly admiring anecdotes about Holbrooke's early days in Vietnam as a questioning foreign-service officer, his rebellious tenure as Peace Corps director in Morocco, and onwards and upwards as assistant secretary for East Asia and the Pacific, peace negotiator for Bosnia and ambassador to the United Nations.This all feels less complex and engaging than the man himself.

Luis Mateo Díez's Pájaro sin vuelo traced an unforgettable day when Ismael Cieza's fragile will was forced to confront the complex contradictions of his life and the shirked responsibilities of his past; the reader was presented with a life conditioned by irresolution in which feelings and ideas were constantly at war.

The potential value of this paper for the readers is presented as follows: 1.

Not since we met Heathcliff have readers been presented with an anti-hero whose grudges are so intricately prosecuted.

The targeted readers were presented with American Airline ads, and not just when they were reading travel stories.

So readers are presented with John Lancaster making a case for his kamikaze aioli and Lionel Shriver dismissing niceness in cooking and books.