Sentence examples for win over the reader from inspiring English sources

And because you're so convinced that an impressive looking document will win over the reader, you spend way too much time agonizing over the perfect layout.

Newspapers have won over young readers, says Mr Kilman.

She talks about his 'stalker tendencies.' What wins Ana over, and wins the reader over, is he's very loyal.

Can Kean ever win over the doubters?

From the beginning readers have been won over by the poetic vividness of his writing and his efforts to describe subjective states of emotion, sensation, and intuition.

The librarians cited nine Discworld novels published from 1983 to 2004 and observed that "Pratchett's tales of Discworld have won over generations of teen readers with intelligence, heart, and undeniable wit.

This is what Cameron highlights in his Guardian article to try and win over our readers: Brown the "reactionary" has: "heaped taxes on the poor", blocked plans to improve gender pay equality, allowed rape crisis centres and special schools to close and promoted detention without trial, ID cards and new powers to allow the state to enter your home.

Sometimes beautiful language or intriguing plot are enough to win over a reader.

While "Time's Convert" may feed the faithful, one hopes later novels in the series try a little harder to win over readers to the otherwise rich and fascinating All Souls Universe.

But, despite David Cameron's attempt to win over Guardian readers last week, you probably regard the Tories with much the same suspicion as Victoria Beckham regards a Mars bar.

Plus, even if the magazine needs to win over new readers, Vacariello notes that it has enormous brand recognition.