Sentence examples similar to reader mind from inspiring English sources

First, e-readers (dedicated e-readers, mind you, not tablets) are popular with heavy readers and, as a corollary, most e-reader owners buy a lot of books.

She is totally thorough, perhaps too much so as it slows down the pace of the story and causes the readers mind to wander.

Make your closing sentence in your essay last in your readers mind.

She did not want to put her readers' minds at rest.

Though it did not specifically cross his lips, Mr. Townshend's name doubtless coalesced in many readers' minds.

They don't have a strong identity in readers' minds, and publishers say they don't sell.

In France and Belgium, comics have long been celebrated as the "ninth art", not only in readers' minds but by academia.

Hallensleben's bold colors may well resonate in young readers' minds long after they've shut the book.

-- Richard W. Nagle, Washington, D.C. (#54, 1960) One question seems constantly on readers' minds: Is Mad worth the newsstand price?

If an indelible association between Ares and the Hells Angels lingers in these young readers' minds, such may be the price of their mythological literacy.

I realize that their ethnicity is probably the most obvious feature that distinguishes them in many readers' minds, yet it isn't the only thing that defines them.