Sentence examples for smart readers from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker has such smart readers.

You have some smart readers, and some readers who are good with computers.

Smart readers will no doubt point out that, geographically speaking, the city of Agadez is not in north Africa.

I am amazed at how commonly grown-up, successful, smart readers tell me they daren't visit a premium brand counter for fear of insult, ridicule or humiliation.

Plenty of smart readers disagree, and Tait, along with the Times' Michiko Kakutani have taken the author to task for writing "a total mishmash" of "Pynchon Lite".

A Son of War is not this year's most sophisticated new novel, and it contains passages that will have some smart readers raising the old eyebrow, but it 'proclaims a sense of community' in spades.

To use its smarts, it must be matched to a smart reader.

I suggested how you might do the math to assess your Groupon deal (and a smart reader pointed out that I did not fully account for the loss of revenue if your regular customers buy Groupon coupons).

But weeks after I was still thinking about what he'd said, exactly because he wasn't a writer or a literary academic but simply a smart reader who is often moved by what he reads.

Acknowledged as one of France's foremost young talents during his time with Rennes, the only doubts about a wonderfully incisive tackler, powerfully classy passer and smart reader of the game surrounded his propensity for involvement in off-field scrapes.

Dynamics Inc., a start-up based in Pittsburgh, recently unveiled smart-card technology that doesn't require a smart reader but could still require a PIN: the issuer could program the card so that the PIN has to be tapped on special buttons found on the card itself.