Sentence examples for true reader from inspiring English sources

In a 2003 written interview, Ferrante said, "The true reader, I think, searches not for the brittle face of the author in flesh and blood" but instead for "the naked physiognomy that remains in every effective word".

With an academic's careful eye and a true reader's passion, Zanganeh illuminates how the "luscious literary glee" of Nabokov's work can "reenchant the world".

And it is a true "reader's novel", in the sense that its narrative reinforces the very value of reading and study.

"The Enchanter," by Lila Azam Zanganeh (Norton; $23.95) With an academic's careful eye and a true reader's passion, Zanganeh illuminates how the "luscious literary glee" of Nabokov's work can "reenchant the world".

But to the true reader - the one seeking to feel pleasure and pain, as they come, as in life itself - I believe, he was most gentle.

While this is true, readers should know that miles are only sometimes -- not always -- awarded.

If they turn out to be true, readers will have to reckon on their own with the disjunction of biographical fact with biographical supposition.

These tomes -- gorgeous, seductive nonbooks -- are mostly oversize, packed with pictures, and the people who crowd into the shop peruse their pages in ways altogether different, it seems, from "true" readers.

If Jehovah's Witnesses are the only true readers, it follows that alternative interpretations of biblical literature are vilified.

And, while it was partially true, readers did not know that at the time there was more information at his disposal which would and could be used if necessary.

-- Timothy Egan, "True Irish" Reader Comments: The misery seared into the Irish character from seven centuries of brutal British occupation is real still today.