Sentence examples for the reader got from inspiring English sources

And from those countries came wares, travellers, immigrants, wars, and, eventually, ourselves as the reader got to explore them too.

Caro couldn't repeat himself in a newspaper article; he couldn't say the same thing five, six, seven times, until he was sure — absolutely sure — that the reader got the point.

Some of us are old enough to be nostalgic for the days when smart writers solved their self-consciousness problems before sending a book to the printer; what the reader got was seductive art.

But 25 years later, in "A Drinking Life," he made sure the reader got a frightening sense of those gang-ridden 50's streets: "The codes demanded that all loyalty go to the gang, ahead of the family, church, city, or country.

The reader gets zipped into your skin.

The reader gets the impression that Mr McLaren may be embarrassed by such soppiness.

But Ridley repeats these ideas so often that the reader gets weary.

These ordeals are so exhaustively described that the reader gets tired following his exploits in print.

Only rarely does the reader get a glimpse behind the curtain of discretion Eliot used to guard his days.

The reader gets little visceral sense of what might actually be at stake in the world outside the palace gates.

"She did not feel like a bad woman" is as close as she, or the reader, gets to insight.