Sentence examples for respecting the reader from inspiring English sources

Occasionally she thinks it's an obsession (her face burns with anger when she tells me of an article by Ian McEwan on which his name was spelt wrong), but she knows why she cares - it's about respecting the reader.

Deb's deceptively simple style is warm and engaging; the points he makes are profound, respecting the reader's intelligence.

Would-be thriller writers should certainly pick up The Rapture; it's a masterclass on how to write an engaging thriller about a relevant contemporary issue while still respecting the reader's brain cells.

Traveller of the Century doesn't merely respect the reader's intelligence: it sets out to worship it.

"Since only the writer can speak, she must take care to respect the reader, to avoid telling him what to think, to say as little as possible and imply the rest with metaphor, ellipses, allusive dialogue, pauses".

They were non-materialistic and lived by the maxim: "If you should meet with triumph or disaster, treat these two imposters the same," he said Flanagan also paid tribute to his readers: "You should always respect the reader... it is for them you exist".

This disconnect drove me away from partial feeds and toward the new owners of the blogosphere — the deep information space of those feeds that respected the reader container.

Seeing a book like this, that respects the reader enough to be honest, is a rare thing.

Like many of the novels in the Book Corpus collection, the edition of Hostile Witness used in the research was published on Smashwords and includes a copyright declaration that reserves "all rights", specifies that the ebook is "licensed for your personal enjoyment only", and offers the reader thanks for "respecting the hard work of this author".

When the results of the polls were printed in the March 2004 issue, the rules of the game had been changed from the original concept, showing that readers wanted to focus on the relationships between the girls, and in this respect, the readers could vote on who they wanted to be coupled together.

By surrendering the objectivity that represents its traditional respect for the reader, journalism becomes merely an expression of the narcissistic ego of the reporter.