Sentence examples for vigilant reader from inspiring English sources
A VIGILANT reader challenged my description of the late Father Miguel Arranz, the Vatican's in-house scholar of Russian and Slavonic, as Basque.
Bill Haefeli, in a way, did, in this recent cartoon, which caused one of our vigilant readers to take us to task thusly: I was surprised to see a significant error in the caption for the Haefeli drawing on page 69 of the December 8th issue.
You disagree; in fact, you say that awareness of the flexibility and fallibility of language assists truth, because more vigilant listeners or readers are able to catch an "implied" truth.
I also spoke with the Washington reporter Eric Schmitt, who echoed much of what Mr. Hamilton said, but added that The Times needs to "be vigilant in explaining to readers as clearly as we can who these sources are and what their motivations are".
We would not lightly provoke those readers who are vigilant for any hint of London bias in this proudly One Nation newspaper.
In an editorial yesterday, the Boston Globe, implored its readers to remain vigilant, and resist the urge to pick up discarded furniture off the street.
But as the lines between what is considered editorial and advertising blur, media companies will need to be increasingly vigilant about how they disclose such content to readers, Mr. Doctor said.
Similarly, Sulzberger wrote Wednesday that "our followers on social media and our readers across the internet have come together to collectively serve as a modern watchdog, more vigilant and forceful than one person could ever be". .
But today, our followers on social media and our readers across the internet have come together to collectively serve as a modern watchdog, more vigilant and forceful than one person could ever be.
