Sentence examples for sympathetic readership from inspiring English sources
Mendelson's understandable aversion to moral relativism causes her to err in the other direction, narrowing her definition of morality to a specific, yet vaguely explained "cultural product of the West," and thereby shrinking her sympathetic readership to those few who happen to share her idiosyncratic terms.
"If the stories are compelling, if the characters are sympathetic, if the situations energize the readership, people will come back," he said.
Evelyne Lever's "Madame de Pompadour," translated from the French by Catherine Temerson (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $26), and Christine Pevitt Algrant's "Madame de Pompadour: Mistress of France" (Grove; $27.50) are compact, sympathetic lives aimed at an intelligent popular readership.
It's a readership power".
Our readership is half men.
It found an eager readership.
A more limited readership.
My readership remains tiny.
The Guardian Unlimited readership?
