Sentence examples for reader little from inspiring English sources

In the process, he tells the reader little about either Schoendorffer or his novel.

She casts the family in the role of victim-survivors of the legacy of slavery and cancer, and gives the reader little choice but to share that perspective.

Comic books had pictures, and so did Readers, but in comic-book pictures somebody was flying or punching somebody, while in my Reader little Sally was crying about her little red boat.

Nomads in Postrevolutionary Iran offers the reader little of general theoretical interest (e.g. on tribe-state relations) and not very much on nomadism or pastoralism per se.

But if you were to take the body or, say, a chunk or even headline of an article and publish it elsewhere -- thereby offering the reader little compelling incentive to visit the site it was created on -- the site that originated and/or paid for the creation of that content loses that traffic and therefore associated revenue.

Rubens got inside their minds, and what she found and showed there offered her readers little comfort.

Among UK readers, Little Women has never held quite the same iconic place it occupies in the United States.

Perhaps most important to Times readers, little is being written about the consequences that a catastrophic event in Europe could have on the United States and the world economy.

Of the burgeoning South African fiction of the past five years to have reached British readers, little, if any, is by black writers.

Written, as always, by Tyler Brûlé, it ended on an uncharacteristically melancholy note: "As for me, gentle readers, little more to say than thank you and adieu".

This blank and scary conclusion which, ultimately, offers its readers little in the way of consolation, is nevertheless powerful, resonant and thought-provoking, delivered by a formidable wordsmith at the very height of his powers.