Sentence examples for thought of the reader from inspiring English sources

The events of the narrative are expressed with swift movement, aiming to arouse and excite the interest and attention of the hearer rather than to stimulate the thought of the reader.

Its author is "surprisingly selfish and supremely self-absorbed, slaloming from episode to episode with little thought for the reader: the literary equivalent of the worst shag in the world".

Imagine what it would be like to have a son and want desperately to protect him, but not know whether you could... " That Oates herself has thought deeply about how it would feel to stand in such a woman's shoes is clear from the emotional intensity of these sections of her novel, in which the horrors of Rebecca's young life are set out with no thought of sparing the reader's feelings.

That is a thought for the reader to ponder.

Such meta-observations, which appear throughout the book, are part of Orenstein's method: she argues with herself, questions her own assumptions, ventures an assertion and then has second thoughts — all in full view of the reader.

The thought of the pain on readers' faces when they realise just how badly they've been screwed makes my enormous cock harden.

I hope upon second thought that the reader will look at the point of the series of commercials.

I want more – much more – and he is one of those writers for whom there is no more effective spur than the thought of a reader's merrily swinging jaw.

This is the easiest way to break each individual thought of the chapter the author wants the reader to absorb.

During the course of this thought-provoking mystery, the reader is allowed the beautiful freedom of imagining the many possible outcomes when one day three curious children (Molly, her cousin Arthur, and her four-year-old brother Jack) are caught disobeying the rules and learn a lesson the hard way.

The thought of authors and readers burning up the telephone wires with a bit of confutation is giddying.