In my nearly two years as public editor, I've had a steady flow of reader complaints about The New York Times's many critics: never in a crescendo, always diffused across various themes, this muted chorus of discomfort swells when opinion cuts too deep.
"Each year, we see a steady increase in readers who now make their contributions to the Neediest Cases Fund online," said Jack Rosenthal, president of The New York Times Company Foundation.
Finally, the "peace process" industry — with its legions of consultants, pundits, academics and journalists — needs a steady supply of readers, listeners and funders who are either desperately worried that this latest round of talks will lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state, or that it will not.
But in the 10 years since their memoirs came out, they said, a steady stream of readers have reached out to them like I did, craving connection with someone ― anyone.
Instead, like a growing number of actors, she has found steady employment as a reader in the booming world of audiobooks.
What this passage should make clear is that Toynton can write intelligently, which is, finally, the main reason "Modern Art" transcends the limitations of the roman clef and maintains a steady hold on the reader's attention.
Phorum Dalal from Mid Day praised the urban dialect used by Shiva in the book and felt that Tripathi's grip on the whole story is steady and has the reader's undivided attention, ultimately "giving the Trilogy an end it deserves".
Each week since we started the project last year, I've found that there's always a steady percentage of my readers who a) viscerally hate it (Sunburst, for instance), b) despise it (hertfordbridge), or c) misunderstand it.
Ward and other writers will get a steady stream of income, readers will get the work of their favorite authors automatically, and Amazon has a captive source of revenue.
Mr. Beckerman maintained the steady gaze of a mind reader.
