"Our sole obligation to readers is to write the best books that we possibly can," she says.
As Tofel observes, it was less a standard newspaper than a news-and-business magazine published daily on newsprint, closer to Fortune and Business Week than to either Hearst's New York Journal or the Times, both of which were edited on the assumption that they would be their readers' sole source of news.
The episode also mocks the idea that a book can be identified as the sole causation for a reader to commit violent crimes, particularly through Butters' reaction to The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs.
Any damages to ones relationships or machines are the sole responsibility of the reader.
There's no point in writing at length about movies for the sole purpose of discouraging readers from seeing them — on the contrary, anything worth considering in detail should be seen.
I feel that I have only rights, and that my sole responsibility is to the reader, and is to make things work for someone I will never meet.
But while he managed, in "The Butcher Boy," to blend the supremely ordinary and the startlingly horrific into a seamless whole, here his shock effects seem like shallow afterthoughts, clumsily grafted onto his tales for the sole purpose of unnerving the reader.
As with all island primary races, I long ago put in a travel request to selflessly go to Guam for a week or so to find out the will of the voters (or at least the ones near the hotel swimming pool), for the sole benefit of you, the reader.
Documentary structure includes, in addition to the language text, all extra-lingual information added by programmers for the sole purpose of aiding the human reader: comments, white space, and choice of names.
With The Overton Window and, just last month, The Eye of Moloch, Beck skipped the middle man (woman), claiming sole authorship and more directly inviting readers to consider the books' content to be "faction".
