Sentence examples for readers against from inspiring English sources

Yet he is careful to counsel his readers against despair.

Every day we pitted the collective football expertise of you, the Guardian readers, against him.

Ellison had experienced much of this, but he often warned readers against taking "Invisible Man" as a literal autobiography.

Ginzburg was obviously not in business to express anything artistic or to warn his numerous readers against any dangers.

Here's hoping Freedman's sane, balanced history inoculates a few readers against war fever and the urge to see any opponent as less than human.

To be fair, she also acknowledges that effective fetal research will take decades, and her frequent caveats, qualifications and disclaimers warn readers against overconfidence.

Harquin by John Burningham Burningham's brilliantly illustrated children's tale is guaranteed to turn any reader against hunting for good.

This is the kind of thing that is inherently interesting, and could certainly arm the reader against being bamboozled in future by similar effects.

In his book, Unnikrishnan refuses to occupy a single style or register, as if to inoculate the reader against settling on any one idea of what the U.A.E.

("Stop! You must not hop on pop!") The Once-ler, like Satan in "Paradise Lost," is a character whose dynamism makes him the most interesting person in the book, and the one with whom the reader, against his better judgment and at the risk of his soul, identifies.

And it thereby risks prejudicing an unwary reader against the fresh, individual reading that these works demand".