Sentence examples for response from the reader from inspiring English sources

Do you ever deliberately include controversial scenes when writing for children to shock or provoke a strong response from the reader?

For the last 2,000 years, throughout the long sweep of European literature and up until the late mid-20th century, great writing has required a powerful, passionate and compassionate response from the reader.

A clinical quiz to reinforce awareness of pitfalls in diagnosis and management and encourages an interactive response from the reader.

When creating a comic, there are countless ways to use the medium to illicit a response from the reader.

Benson considered that M's character evokes an emotional response from the reader because of the change from his usual, business like-manner to a semi-catatonic state upon being kidnapped.

The book is intended to evoke an emotional and empathic response from the reader and it does so in a powerful and honest way.

And in sharing I feel strong, connected, and I get a wonderful response from the readers, because they feel that their stories are there too.

In line with the prevalent tradition, the liberal British press has made an extensive and creative use of figurative language in its reports, which betrayed both bias and an attempt to elicit emotional response from the readers which could be translated into increased sales circulation.

This is a response from the author to readers who commented on his previous essay for The Stone, Philosophy by Another Name.

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"I suppose the kind of response I am seeking from the reader is, Yes, I know what you mean, life is like that; and for readers to say it … not only in England but anywhere in the world". The pure lyric vocabulary of The Trees makes it an easy poem to translate.