Sentence examples for readers deeper from inspiring English sources

KYM DOUGLAS and Cindy Pearlman, the authors of "Black Book of Hollywood Beauty Secrets," a best seller last year, bring readers deeper into the inner sanctum of celebrity with "The Black Book of Hollywood Diet Secrets," their follow-up effort.

It also showcases the important work of our opinion writers and columnists as well as guiding readers deeper into our news report to find interesting enterprise stories on different areas of life, from food to fashion as well as the highest quality cultural criticism.

So anything that can automate the process, creating dynamic links and tags, and taking readers deeper into other content, is welcome.

And Rogers, after luring her readers deep into the forest of Nikki's psyche, abandons them.

But in 2004, he assumed another persona: As the protagonist of the column ¡Ask a Mexican! he is fat, gold-toothed, and dons a sombrero to answer readers' deepest questions about Mexican and Mexican-American life.

In addition to her blog's regular weekly features, Miranda regularly gives her readers deep dives on artists and cultural issues.

One of fairy tales' methods of speaking to the readers' deepest emotions is a technique I like to call "tears into blood".

But I also suspect that the larger (and more laudable) goal is to simply challenge the readers' deep-seated sensibilities that such trees must necessarily be at the heart of how we view evolutionary relationships of all organisms.

The lack of references at the end of each chapter, which would have enabled the reader deeper understanding, represents the only weakness of this book that is essential to all nonanesthesiologists interested in the field of anesthesia.

This harmonious mix of tone puts the reader deep into the mind of the castaway and his predicament.

Millet creates a thick atmosphere that immediately pulls the reader deep into this saga of love, death, sex, and taxidermy.