Sentence examples for sizable readership from inspiring English sources

A retired pharmacist, she has published two books of poetry, and her posts on Hindi literature draw a sizable readership.

Now Walter Isaacson joins the list with a full-length portrait virtually assured to bring Franklin's remarkable career before a sizable readership.

Rarer (and most frustrating) is the writer who is always praised, but whose books never sell, and whose failure to reach a sizable readership rankles, causing much bitterness and an irremediable, wholly baseless sense of failure.

Conservative bloggers like Paul Staines and Iain Dale have sizable readerships, but scoops still mostly appear on paper.

SATURDAY 9 a.m. 5. Off the Page Belgium's sizable comic readership has helped propel cartoonish characters off the page and onto Antwerp buildings.

In the case of America, The Independent has a sizable online readership so the need to consider the sensibilities of the Parker and Ward families may be more than hypothetical.

They have been, however, topics of almost prurient media fascination for more than 20 years -- regularly the subject of articles in magazines that have a sizable young female readership.

Nonetheless, the high rate of literacy and the sizable middle class helped to sustain an avid readership for the large number of periodicals (notably business and economics) published in Tunisia.

His publisher said there were no immediate plans to reschedule the trip to the Germany where Pamuk has a large readership, partly because of the country's sizable Turkish community.

But for Bantam Dell the sizable advance is also a bet that Dr. LaHaye can continue building a mainstream readership without losing his legions of fundamentalist Christian fans.

With her books coming rapidly and finding wide favor, she demanded sizable advances and did whatever it took to make up for lost time in gaining readership and reputation.