Sentence examples for reader lesson from inspiring English sources
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FEW fiction writers can resist teaching their readers a lesson; but no intelligent reader likes being lectured to.
"For Rabbit, With Love and Squalor" is a chatty, informal memoir of one reader's lessons in literature.
Although a touch ham-handed, "You're a Rude Pig, Bertie!" offers young readers a lesson in the perils of porcine comportment and the power of love to change even the heart of a swine.
The book is entertaining reading, but its most noticeable flaw is that Ms. Tett does not offer the reader any lessons from Japan's banking mess and Shinsei's success.
There was not a character that I didn't warm to straight away; they all give younger teenage readers a lesson that actually, families are not always perfect, and bullies have their own personal lives that you would not necessarily know or understand.
"This is Not Chick Lit" was published to try to teach chick lit readers a lesson.
We asked Guardian readers what lessons they learned from writing their postgrad dissertations – here are the results: Darren Mason says: I should have started earlier, story of my university life!
Don't panic At Forbes Global, we try to offer readers some lessons that will help them with their businesses.
Leonard Marcus in Minders of Make-Believe: Idealists, Entrepreneurs, and the Shaping of American Children's Literature, says "Tunis's books were never only about sports", noting "the author's determination to offer his readers basic lessons about good citizenship and fair play, and a chance to reflect on such rarely discussed social issues as racial equality and anti-Semitism".
This made it unlikely that Hamlet's entire character would be reduced to a single flaw that would provide the reader with a moral lesson.
