Sentence examples for readers towards from inspiring English sources

Like many good books, this one points readers towards other books.

He gives each its due, but nudges readers towards the Aristotelian approach by being harder on the other two.

He records complaints that, in both the Scottish and Welsh referendums, the government's supposedly neutral literature biased readers towards a Yes vote.

He said: "It's an absorbing shortlist and just what literary prizes, and in particular the Orange Prize, are all about: nudging readers towards something unfamiliar but very special.

Bild's website, by contrast, tries to lure readers towards an online subscription by putting specific articles – such as exclusive interviews – behind a paywall.

Danius pointed new readers towards her first book U vojny ne ženskoe lico (War's Unwomanly Face), based on interviews with hundreds of women who participated in the second world war.

A close adult can help guide a young reader towards the books that they are ready to read.

Defoe guides his reader towards a vivid understanding of the terrible lack of hurry in Crusoe's world.

With nary a wasted word (in the utilitarian translation by Charlotte Barslund), Fossum steers the ever-apprehensive reader towards the novel's irresolute conclusion.

But Stevenson felt it has "too many ideas – too many intellectual signposts direct the reader towards more signposts … it eventually fades out".

While the novel is too long, and marred by annoying information dumps, the sheer brio of invention and intellectual energy propel the reader towards a satisfying climax.