Sentence examples for the reader recognises from inspiring English sources
Making Lok the puzzled interpreter of what is going on was a master-stroke; the reader recognises with dismay the human characteristics and behaviour of the newcomers, while empathising entirely with Lok's bewilderment.
When Niffenegger introduces a Raven Prince on the penultimate page of her book, and tells us that he and the Raven Girl fall in love, the reader recognises that she is employing a standard plot device.
As Simon's "organ-harvested" body is stuffed with kapok in preparation for burial and Claire's heart commences rhythmically beating, the reader recognises she has concluded a novel that goes to the heart of what it means to be a human being.
I hope a reader recognises this scene, because we've all lived it, to one degree or another.
The Reader freezes when he recognises, among them, his erstwhile lover, Hanna.Did he love evil?
When Mr Elton proposes to her she recognises what the reader has always known: he is vain, cold-hearted and repulsive.
When even Mr Dosman recognises on page 431 that an UNCTAD conference involved "a routine of merciless boredom", the reader empathises.But those minor flaws are far outweighed by the book's strengths.
The reader-nominated award, the winner of which is chosen by public vote, recognises an employee who has gone beyond the call of duty to drive sustainable change in his or her organisation.
With its 10-year record of sharing environmental concerns with Chinese readers, chinadialogue recognises that we have reached a critical moment in the story of the elephant, one that will determine its fate for ever.
