Sentences with phrase «hear from our readers what»

We'd be interested to hear from our readers what they think would help make the property more visually compelling.

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Let's try an experiment: I'd like readers who have not really heard the Beach Boys» SMiLE, their ambitious 60s album only recently «released» in a Brian Wilson - approved form, to listen to two of the most popular songs from it, and then let us know what they think in the comments section.

Also, I'd like to hear from my Catholic readers, who I suspect might have a slightly different perspective on what it means to be a part of the Church.

However, what we hear from most readers is that they're looking for simple vegetarian recipes or healthy dinner ideas.

We've been publishing this fan favorite for a few months now, and what we've heard from readers like you is that a subscription option for this newsletter would be a welcome addition!

«We love hearing straight from the bloggers what their readers would like to know when it comes to this important topic of underage drinking.

Steve: So, what we are talking about here is, a traditional journalist might think that his or her job is to quote the evolutionary biologist, quote the creationist and let the reader decide, whereas the blogger can say, «Oh, by the way, this stuff that you're hearing from the creationist is nonsense.»

What I have heard over the years from you the readers is that Kombucha fits into just about any lifestyle and supports both the good and bad choices we make as best as it can through digestive health, flushing toxins and re-balancing the body.

I think you'd also find it interesting to hear my skin healing regime and what supplements and special foods one of my readers took (who like you suffered from acne) and who now has beautiful radiant skin and can eat pretty much what she wants.

Summer is the time of play and fun but what I am hearing from many of my clients and readers is that you are too tired to enjoy it.

I also love hearing from my readers and seeing what they want more of!

I would be interested to hear from other readers as well to see what sort of trends would emerge.

What I hear from most of my readers is that they love fun accessories, but do not really know what to wear them wWhat I hear from most of my readers is that they love fun accessories, but do not really know what to wear them wwhat to wear them with.

I want to hear from you, my fabulous readers, what your favorite holiday trends are.

I love to hear of others making the best use of what they have — and I especially love to hear of readers far far away from me!

Note: These aren't hard - and - fast rules — just what we've experienced and heard from readers and the people in our lives.

For us here at Teacher, our annual survey provides another opportunity to hear from our readers and listeners, what they'd like to see more of, and how we can continue to improve the content we provide.

Im looking forward to Clearink tech as well but from what Ive heard, E - Readers do nt seem to be their main target market.

And while frequent - flier questions aren't always the same types of things I'd ask an author — I'd rather hear what earned her the most time - outs as a kid than where her ideas come from (mostly because I'm pretty sure we all snag ideas the same way, from that guy on the corner selling them out of his van)-- I guess I can understand the curiosity of a reader, a bookstore patron... or a stranger I've cornered at a party who I'm pretending is my number one fan.

But it appears its beta readers culled from their mailing lists so it's basically their fans which more than likely just tell them what they want to hear: love it.

I love to hear from readers about what they're struggling with in today's writing world, or how they've triumphed in their own lives.

They've heard from readers — or in some cases, even agents and editors — who don't believe the character's situation because of their personal beliefs about what a black, gay, autistic, etc. experience would be like.

Why do you trust those readers and what are you looking to hear from them?

And we're interested in #FutureChat this week in hearing from members of The FutureBook community about what else is needed in the way of information, what better data on production and sales might offer, not just to authors but also to publishers, their editors and acquisition teams, to marketers and publicity officers, none of whom can see clearly what reader - consumers are up to «by candlelight.»

We so rarely hear from readers, and your experience, magnified by millions, is what is creating all these awesome changes.

At home or abroad, these trade shows are far from what readers must imagine when they hear so happy a phrase as «London Book Fair».

Nathan, you have underscored what I'm hearing from other sources about the loss of income in ebooks, especially for a publisher like me accustomed to 50 % direct sales to readers.

Many times I hear from people that the ebook reader is too expensive and that is what is holding them back.

But I'm happy to share what knowledge I have and would love to hear from readers if they have an answer to any question that stymies me!»

His report confirms what we've heard from several other TICKET readers:

I'd be curious to hear what readers, both new and long - time, would like to see from Sega Does.

We'd love to hear from readers about what software and apps they use for managing their work and home life without paper.

And some of what was coming back (from readers) was «this is horrible, it's too much information and we don't want to hear about this».»