Sentence examples for that reading experience from inspiring English sources

If those opening few pages are just introductions to your characters, which is the most common occurrence found in screenplays written by novice screenwriters, the reader is going to disengage from that reading experience fairly quickly.

I could never hope to recreate that reading experience again.

"The hope is that they would want to continue that reading experience by buying a book," he said.

I mark that reading experience as the point at which I became conscious of the fact that I could have a real, profound relationship to a work of fiction, as well as to an imagined character from that work.

Now ComiXology is bringing that reading experience to the Web with a browser-based reader in beta.

However, it is also plausible that reading experience increases myelination, axon density, and/or axonal integrity which in turn facilitates future reading ability.

The model thus has implications for fostering students' reading attitudes given the supposition/implication that reading experiences are affected by actual experiences as well as by parents' and teachers' nurturing of those experiences (McKenna et al. [1995]).

In front of a banner that read, "Experience Money Can't Buy," Mr. Badillo portrayed himself as the anti-Bloomberg: a poor Puerto Rican orphan who made good and has the know-how to make life better for all New Yorkers.

Chapters have "really short, easily digestible passages that keep the reading experience going along quite nicely".

And it was all free, at least for those who do not eat or drink and could ignore signs just outside the village that read: "N.F.L. Experience Park Here $30".

There's an aspect of the David Foster Wallace nonfiction reading experience that hasn't, as far as I'm aware, been much remarked upon.