Sentence examples for warming readers from inspiring English sources

After I asked readers to focus on the substance of the skeptics' arguments at this week's conference on global warming, readers insisted that I should have focused on the financing of the sponsor, the Heartland Institute.

Lam no longer has the luxury to warm up readers with 500 words of foreplay before reaching the climax.

(Prior to global warming, older readers will recall, the alarms were being sounded in neo-Malthusian voices warning of "the limits to growth". The words change, but the music remains the same).

Readers are warming up to the new year and trying out new books, titles are either launching or really hitting their stride mid-run, and it's generally the "calm before the storm" that is convention season.

I just went where the facts took me and was as surprised as anyone at how much readers warmed to Shackleton".

The meaningful death in fiction, he claimed, is "the flame" at which the reader warms his own "shivering life".

The reader warms up with some poems, slowly works up to "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" and, when limber, tackles "Ulysses" or "Finnegans Wake," two literary marathons.

Politeness is so elegantly exercised that the reader warms to those vulgar enough to break its surface, such as Lady Bearcroft, whose blundering conversation often contains gems of satire.

Take a slow approach, letting the reader warm up to the character before getting to the epic adventure.

— Glenn Collins Chicago Reader: Was the Windy City slow in warming to the cocktail boom?

Lynas's book walks readers through the hellish scenario implied by a warming planet, degree by degree.