Sentence examples for vocal readers from inspiring English sources

There are other ways to deal with difficulties you face: "It is possible to live in India without being forced to behave badly," concluded Naven Kabra in response to a post on Quora about the piece, which asked, "Would these issues apply to most people in this situation?" Many readers echoed the sentiment of Mitra, one of India Ink's most vocal readers.

Then, on October 11th, there was the format change, to which many of the paper's most vocal readers, a significant number of whom had been comparing the paper favorably every morning with the national edition of the New York Times, reacted negatively.

Given the relatively small impact a Google Reader sunsetting could have on the company's billion dollar operating expenses, a highly visible shutdown like that of Google Reader seems to be at least in part to send a message (among the vocal blog readers seem to be the bloggers themselves).

Much as a new black protest movement is forcing the US to confront the implications of racialized policing, vocal comics readers are prompting publishers to confront the implications of showing mostly white characters written by mostly white creators – particularly when heroes motivated by justice have nothing to say about collective pushes for social justice.

There is a small, but vocal, contingent of readers who pop up in the comments on e-reader stories and say they love their Sony Reader or such and such model.

Similarly, Tony Cummings from Cross Rhythms also considered Hudson to be a "vocal talent", recommending readers to listen to the album.

A few readers were vocal in their belief that the name Wanderable does not describe what you do, limits your potential and is not memorable.

And though he was initially apprehensive (I'd been a struggling actress after college), my father eventually became a vocal supporter and enthusiastic reader.

To do this, Libboo connects "buzzers," or those readers who are vocal in support of great books and content with indie authors they'll enjoy, based on their taste profiles.

Having "ruthlessly cut the price of his papers to below cost in order to win audiences or drive out competition," Mr. Rusbridger said in a recent speech, "this same Rupert Murdoch is being very vocal in asserting that the reader must pay a proper sum for content — whether in print or digitally".

"Readers and writers being vocal and persistent have made editors take a hard look at those pie charts and tried to do better," said Weiner.