The reader tells the listener the story of the listener's life.
The reader told me that he had bought a variable annuity and wanted advice on what to do next.
The readers tell me that they can't afford to judge for themselves whether or not I have represented the research fairly.
"That's what the readers tell me, it's changed," confirmed Simon, who admitted to never having been an avid reader of Charlie Hebdo.
Victims' advocates echo what the readers told me in their e-mails: language in news media reports — and, for that matter, in the court system itself — consistently underplays the brutality of sex crimes and misapplies terms that imply consent.
One Polish reader told the Guardian: "It didn't really catch on.
"Action must be taken now before an outbreak!" an anonymous reader told The Huffington Post.
With little sign of the crisis abating, readers tell how it has affected their lives.
I think the reader can tell.
Suddenly the reader cannot tell fact from fantasy.
