Sentence examples for readers approach from inspiring English sources

BY necessity, intelligent readers approach corporate management books with a healthy dose of skepticism.

Most readers approach them as they do all reading matter, for entertainment and education, muttering all the while, "There but for the grace of God go I".

How many potential readers approach the masterwork of Herman Melville without already knowing the story of Captain Ahab and the white whale?

Yellow Dog by Martin Amis Jonathan Cape £16.99, pp288 Martin Amis's memoir, Experience, has a thoughtful description of the way that readers approach a good novel: 'frowning, nodding, withholding, qualifying, objecting, conceding - and smiling, smiling first with reluctant admiration, then smiling with unreluctant admiration'.

The divergence of response would seem to highlight the difference between the ways professionals and lay readers approach history, not to mention the sometimes tense relations between academic historians and independent scholars working the same beat, especially one as charged and contentious as the relationship between the founding fathers and slavery.

If readers approach the Analects as a communal memory, a literary device on the part of those who considered themselves beneficiaries of the Confucian Way to continue the Master's memory and to transmit his form of life as a living tradition, they come close to why it has been so revered in China for centuries.

Readers approached The Times to offer the families everything from college scholarships to $300,000 in cash.

Other readers approached the question more abstractly, like @dankrewson: "John Lennon, because I was thinking of Adam Yauch.

The experience helped to teach her how readers approached the media world of the Internet.

Readers approaching this memoir in search of a conventional "Portrait of the Theater Critic as a Young Man" will be disappointed; we are never told, for example, which contemporary critics and playwrights inspired Rich and when -- or even whether -- he thought of becoming a theater critic.

The goal of the work is to provide the references and guidelines for readers approaching study on the new area.