Sentence examples for supply the reader from inspiring English sources

Larson and Humez tend to conjecture less and instead to supply the reader with the considerable information they have collected -- sometimes, it seems, more because they have found it than because it adds significantly to our understanding of Tubman's life.

Part One presents a selective overview of the vast historical scholarship on crusading, martyrdom, and the persecutions of 1096, hoping to supply the reader with an instructive "map" of the issues involved.

More serious, perhaps, though Heller is correct when he says my stories are full of whimsy, his suggestion that I did not fully supply the reader of the "Morris Lessmore" book the same level of inventiveness I gave the film is mistaken, and ignores the fundamental difference between the two mediums.

As he has written elsewhere: "The writer must take care to do no more than supply the reader with the materials and (as we often say nowadays) the space to create an experience". The story is the ingredients, our minds are the kitchen - all we need to do is get cooking.

Classism and racism come to light as subplots of romance flesh out this character driven story and supply the reader with something tangible to hold on to.

The thought process here was to supply the reader with only four limiting and ambiguous responses to a rather frustratingly generic question about such a complicated topic: the future.

Ms. Tomalin deftly fills in those remaining years, connecting the emotional dots while supplying the reader with the same compelling mix of the private and public, the momentous and trivial that animated Pepys's masterpiece.

The analysis takes the form of a review of each provision, supported and illustrated by a vast number of cases, which supplies the reader with a clear overview of the goal assigned to each freedom and a first impression of their prominent status in the structure of the TEC.

"This term was defined a little ways back:" the reader's intuitive sense of how far back in the argument or exposition together with his or her sense of the pace of the exposition relative to the length of the book supplies the reader with a sense of how many pages to turn back in order to reach the needed information.

Niche- The Journal of Shape Memory and Superelasticity supplies the readers with knowledge focused on shape memory materials and highlighting contributions that could influence other disciplinary fields in engineering, sciences, and medicine.

Balance means that we supply you, the reader, with all you need to know to render an intelligent judgment of your own, not that we insist on making that judgment on your behalf.