Sentence examples for reader the title from inspiring English sources

At first glance, to the sentimental reader, the title may signify the loneliness of space travel.

If all this sounds like your idea of hell, then perhaps you're precisely the book's target reader – the title might suggest a Utopia, but the set up is more Purgatory than Elysium Fields.

To an adult reader, the title A Boy and a Bear in a Boat instantly brings to mind Yann Martel's Life of Pi, with its boy in a boat with a tiger, and Moacyr Scliar's Max and the Cats, with a Jewish refugee in a boat with a jaguar.

To some potential readers, the title tantalizingly suggests that Boyd, an African-American who rose to become managing editor of The New York Times under ill-fated executive editor Howell Raines, will detail just how hard it is to be black even at an elite, liberal institution like the Times.

You've already got the female reader with the title.

There is a sly abundance of Victorian humbug in Selznick's pictures, especially when he allows Hawkins himself to introduce the story, lifting up a velvet curtain to invite the reader to the title page, which is executed with splashy lettering that evokes antique circus posters.

The first issue in the new format was dated January 1955, and in response to reader feedback the title was changed to Science Fiction Stories.

She said it was a "catastrophic editorial error" that lost a lot of readers for the title.

The last thing Pig wants, while attempting to summon his muse, is premature readers, thus the title of the book.

Dinnington editor Ben Green, in telling readers of the title's demise, thanked advertisers for "their constant support, through some pretty tough times for all of us".

Their tenureship of the Telegraph has been controversial, partly because they have cut jobs, but their earlier stewardship of the Scotsman, a revered institution, was positively incendiary, as readers abandoned the title in droves.