Sentence examples for reader more from inspiring English sources

The reader more or less returns to the starting point, but with a brand-new perspective.

But books full of dreadfulness leave the reader more dazed than informed.

"We wanted to be able to give the reader more than two pages — to give the reader a leisurely stroll".

Without the comma, though, the sentence is an imperative to the reader — more forceful, less eager to please.

But with each passing year, more people are familiar with Adobe and Adobe Reader, more people interested in ebooks".

Abend tells the reader more than once that Ferran Adrià is the most written-about chef in the world.

Not strictly an e-reader, more of mini-computer.

Mainstream readers more or less fled, screaming.

The Times owes its readers more.

"It's actually made the readers more interested," he said.

Is this a practical concern (more readers, more donations), an ideological concern or both?