Sentence examples for treating the reader from inspiring English sources

Treating the reader as if trying to pass him at Daytona, Elliott doesn't let us inside his head, his car or his sport.

The only way these changes are going to happen is through better transparency and true advocacy". Howey is clear that publishers "need to start treating the reader and the writer better, or they aren't going to survive".

As in the story of Elizabeth Costello, the Tanner Lecture is followed by responses treating the reader to a variety of perspectives, delivered by leading thinkers in different fields.

Even before the title page, he treats the reader to a full spread of small black-and-white portraits, depicting faces of every shape, age and color.

As an editor, he wants to make the writer's work better; as a writer, he treats the reader as an informed, intelligent equal.

From the Darkness, a collection of memoirs written by the junior class of Hoboken High School, treats the reader to tales of conflict -- the driving force behind all great literature -- with monsters.

Throughout the novel, Dutton treats the reader to a variety of carefully researched objects: "a fine sugar cake with sprigs of candied rosemary like diamond," "a transparent beehive from which the men extorted honey without disturbing the bees".

This volume of 65 stories -- which range from "The Wood-Sprite," published in a Russian emigre newspaper in Berlin in 1921, to "Lance," published in The New Yorker in 1952 -- treats the reader to a glittering recapitulation of Nabokov's glorious career.

Hill's piece, however, treats the reader to a tour of what the ideal system should be not how you would move to it per se.

After that, the book treats the reader to some more bad poems.

Don't treat the reader like they owe you something and demand things.