Sentence examples for sophisticated reader from inspiring English sources

"It has more to do with what we think will interest a sophisticated reader.

You're a sophisticated reader, so you understand this doesn't mean that they're necessarily rubbish drugs, but you also understand that this is dodgy behaviour, all the same.

"You've got to be a pretty sophisticated reader of a tax return to even get the clues that somebody is avoiding tax".

Die-hard Updike fans may take issue with this analysis, but they would be hard pressed to do so on the grounds that Wallace was an insufficiently sophisticated reader.

In an interview in his office at Loyola's School of Film and Television, Mr. Klein described Mr. Culhane as having had art training but no college degree; as being a sophisticated reader who painted in his off hours.

Moreover, I knew that by targeting a more sophisticated reader we would suffer a drop in sales - moving a product upmarket always has this effect - and acknowledged this in the press.

It has been easy for sophisticated readers – especially rival novelists – to miss her sophistication.

Yet the hero still exerts an attraction for sophisticated readers and remains a seminal influence in literature.

"People here are much more sophisticated readers of Austen than the world gives them credit for," she said.

So much for us sophisticated readers, who will be shocked (shocked!) to learn that pornography is defiling.

The New Yorker, July 4 , 1936P. 18 (A travel article for sophisticated readers) I made the most amusing trip last month.