Sentence examples for remarkable reader from inspiring English sources

He has a wonderful memory, an extraordinary, and perhaps sometimes slightly overdeveloped, sensitivity to language, is amazingly industrious and is a very remarkable reader of verse.

The book's clear-eyed look at childhood misery, its incongruously lilting, buoyant prose and its heartfelt urgency struck a remarkable chord with readers and critics.

The novel has struck a chord with a remarkable number of readers precisely because it does not dodge the spiky themes of loneliness and isolation that precede the friendship.

Alec Wilkinson's remarkable book leaves the reader with the same feeling.

The range of Agassiz's interests and expertise seems remarkable to a modern reader, given the narrow specialties of contemporary scientific practice, but in many ways, it was this restless curiosity that made him a transitional figure.

Before everyone writes in to complain about the tasteless tone of these remarks, let me direct the gentle reader towards a remarkable second world war memoir I was recently sent by a friend.

These pleas have been remarkable (even by i readers' standards) for their passion.

We think that every one of these novels has something remarkable to offer its readers.

Blyton came under some criticism for her stereotyped characters and simplistic viewpoint, but her remarkable popularity with young readers has remained undiminished, and new editions of her books continue to appear.

Even though the Orange Prize has become (with the Man Booker and the Whitbread) one of the big three awards of the literary calendar, and even though it has brought to readers' attention remarkable books that sold poorly, its status as a prize for women's fiction remains suspect.

It may have been at its best in the relatively short period after financial difficulties obliged James to sell to the leftwing property millionaire Howard Samuel - in those years when Doris Lessing joined the list and Tim O'Keeffe was nursing Flann O'Brien back to writing life (as well as introducing to English readers the remarkable Polish expressionist novelist Witold Gombrowicz).