Sentence examples for reader was given from inspiring English sources

Carey, who admits that she is not an avid reader, was given Sapphire's novel by a friend who told her, "All women of colour have to read this book".

In the 6th century, "chains" (catenae) began to be produced in which the reader was given a summary of the exegesis of a succession of commentators on each verse.

In 15 patients, a lesion that was detected (assessment 4 or 5) on 10-min-per-view MBI by either reader was given a test negative assessment of 1 to 3 on the 5 min-per-view or 5-min-per-view WBR study by either one or both readers (Table 3).

The reader is given much to ponder, but much pondering takes the place of the emotional immersion proper to opera.

"What I focused on was that he has a phenomenal number of abilities, yet the reader is given no idea where they came from.

It is a short book, but it has a huge cast of characters, to nearly all of whose minds the reader is given access.

Stevens's personality, the reader is given to understand, was shaped in an era, the first decades of the twentieth century, when human relationships tended to be thought of as naturally hierarchical.

There is little to distinguish it physically from many other manuscripts in the collection, apart from the fact that a reader is given latex gloves to wear when it is delivered to the desk.

Though the article is about Mayor Ernest D. Davis, the reader is given the impression that there is nothing in Mount Vernon except slums, a less crime-infested housing project and some new big-box stores.

The cleverness of Agatha Christie is that the reader is given the same clues as the detective, so if you are bright enough, you can discover the identity of the criminal before the detective!

It's a far more facile approach; the reader is given direct access into the internal churnings of Levis's "privately lascivious" mind, even as he maintains a "publicly righteous" persona.