Sentence examples for satisfy readers from inspiring English sources

Is that enough to satisfy readers' sense of what is appropriate?

Because authors are finite creatures and stop writing and fall off their perches, these rebootings can satisfy readers' needs.

As for the core mystery, its resolution is bizarre enough to satisfy readers who survive the longueurs of the journey.

If the election of Donald Trump were fiction, Atwood maintains, it would be too implausible to satisfy readers.

Despite the thinness of the plot, the Hitchcockian flavor of the book's open-ended finish will satisfy readers who like their chills left to the imagination.

'Kiss and tell' stories about a public figure which do no more than satisfy readers' curiosity concerning his private life do not serve the public interest".

It's true that on paper I should be able to satisfy reader demand better than those poor saps who are mired in the 90's (Noam Chomsky, James Q . Wilson, David Frum, William Butler Yeatsand Lani Guinier).

I hope this satisfies readers who, when I criticize bogus arguments for privatizing Social Security, demand to hear my answer to the crisis.

But it takes too much time; now they can satisfy their readers".

They want to cover enough basic New York news to satisfy Queens readers.

Because I abide by The Times's style rules, I'll rely on the links above to satisfy curious readers.