Sentence examples for readers forces from inspiring English sources

As we announce a series of posts, the response of readers forces us to sit late nights and complete the posts.

"Gay successfully uses this form's ability to unsettle readers, forcing them to see anew darker aspects of humanity".

"Carolyn wants to corral readers, force them to buy what they wouldn't buy if they had a choice.

Hersey himself said that the profundity of the nuclear attack, and his consequent need to try to convey the reality of it to readers, forced him outside of journalistic conventions.

In editorial writing, someone needs to look at publicly available data and arrive with conclusions that will embarrass most of the readers, forcing them to choose between their beliefs and the logic of the argument.

Local papers promptly launched a "sacks appeal", widely supported by readers—and forced a retreat.

But Time's approach is more a process of weaning readers than forcing them to quit cold turkey.

In 1910, Forster shocked his bourgeois readers by forcing them to look at the world through the eyes of the wretched and disenfranchised Leonard Bast, to inhale, in Forster's words, "odors from the abyss".

But as the American public lapped up the series of lurid accusations contained within, British readers were forced to wait while the book's UK publishers removed any passages that might be deemed anything approaching libellous.

Banks have been using them for a while, some giving out card readers that force you to enter your Pin to generate a code to input into your internet banking.

In places the novel has all the intensity and pace of the best crime thrillers, as readers are forced to wrestle with the moral ambiguities right alongside the characters.