Sentence examples for younger readership from inspiring English sources

In that time he has tried to win a younger readership for the Telegraph.

Though some have sought to capture a younger readership, offering a smattering of cover subjects scarcely out of their teens, such efforts have gone largely ignored.

Although Narayan has had Western champions, including Graham Greene and John Updike, his work is perhaps failing to find a younger readership.

David Almond, who has just received the international Hans Christian Andersen Award for lifetime achievement in children's books, continues to publish illustrated fiction for a new younger readership with imaginative, intrepid and sensitive heroes.

The question now is whether daily comics can make a jump to mass electronic distribution and a younger readership — or whether they will be tossed aside like yesterday's news.

You have touched on one of my favorite things when I was still in the business, which was that what we needed was a younger readership.

Both magazines have attracted national advertisers interested in their hip young readership.

Coats said that as a children's writer she certainly did not "write down" to her young readership.

He seems to be addressing a naïve young readership that needs explanations of jazz, rhythm and blues, segregation, crossover records, Elvis Presley and Lyrics 101.

In the end, these anthropomorphic creatures serve as vehicles for teaching their young readership moral and practical lessons related to the human world.

"The Star has the youngest readership of any national paper - even if it's not very big - and that's its greatest asset.