Sentence examples for the general reading from inspiring English sources

Interest in the Booker trickles down from people like these to the general reading public.

Indeed, it may be argued that for philosophers (as distinct from the general reading public) it often came first.

Access to the general reading public is not necessarily a bad thing for law professors, Mr. Reynolds added.

"No one in the publishing field had ever considered the remote possibility that the general reading public could ever be so interested in justice," Gardner wrote in 1951.

It's true: a lot of today's short stories feel like academic exercises, perhaps because it's so hard to sell the format to the general reading public.

But there's also the energy and flair with which it brings its books to the attention of the general reading public, so doing justice to its authors.

Since the general read-modify-write primitive is a generalization of a variety of atomic primitives that have been implemented in multiprocessor systems, our lower bound holds for all mutual exclusion algorithms that use such primitives.

- losing your legs?... / For people will always be kind", the poet whose original ending to his blistering satire on "The General" read "But he murdered them both by his plan of attack".

When asked which American generals he most admires, General Petraeus names two remembered for turning around wars that were going badly: Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, hero of the Civil War; and another Army legend whose biography the general read on a recent 14-hour flight from Washington to Baghdad: Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, who reversed Chinese advances in Korea in 1951.

When the General reads these words and perceives them as truth, his heart is broken and he subsequently dies.

In other words, lynchings happened when the general (read: white) public operated as judge, jury and executioner in deciding the fate of the victim.   .