Sentences with phrase «convey to your reader whether»

The tone may not vary quite as much as it does with fiction work, but you still want to convey to your reader whether your book is dire serious, tongue - in - cheek, or «a difficult subject made reader friendly.»

Not exact matches

The only other reason I can think of is that she is intentionally being deceptive because she knows that the typical On Faith reader (secular, liberal, atheistic) isn't going to know any better, much less care whether she is accurately conveying Jesus» meaning.

If, for example, you seek to convey to readers a sense of teacher salaries, it matters whether you report beginning salaries or those at the top rung; whether the focus is on the mean or the median; whether fringe benefits as well as cash wages are included; and whether, for perspective, teacher salaries are set alongside the earnings of bus drivers or neurosurgeons.

As to your excerpts from the article you linked to — again, readers can review the article to determine whether you adequately conveyed its points.

LOL... Climate Etc readers are hereby highly encouraged to read for themselves the Pontifical Academy's Fate of Mountain Glaciers in the Anthropocene... and then to judge for themselves whether TonyB's «selective citations» variously in regard to CO2, soot, and glaciers convey any rational content whatsoever... or whether they amount to mere denialist quibbles.