Sentence examples for win reader from inspiring English sources

We're not going to complain about goodyorkshirelass's choice of (charmingly vintage) mug: John Williams's Stoner continues to win reader accolades, with FreethoughtRules saying: Absolutely wonderful writing style.

"We're looking for high-impact reporters to help us win readers, and Mick's work at the Reader demonstrated that he is among the best in the city," CNC managing editor Jim Kirk told Reader columnist Michael Miner last week.

I know how to win readers over.

Amazon.com must outdo other online booksellers to win readers' money.

Even at £1, the Times will struggle to win readers if it threatens them with injury.

The articles seemed designed to win readers by offering them content that other publications wouldn't touch.

Just published in its first full English-language edition, "The Arcades Project" should also win readers with broader tastes.

You win readers/subjects by giving them a sufficiently blank description that they can project themselves into it.

While all Chinese news outlets answer to the propaganda authorities, publications often try to push the bounds of what can be reported, in part to win readers.

So often the myths were about food; Johnson knew that a quick way to win readers and get a laugh was through their stomachs.

He dispatched reporters far and wide with orders to send back sensational copy of adventure and discovery, anything to capture the essence of a time of expanding horizons and, not incidentally, to win readers away from the competition.