Sentences with phrase «in eyes of the reader»

It makes content unique and compelling, differentiating it in the eyes of the reader.

If you really think that a medical doctor on a blog going off with that kind of tone shouldn't affect her credibility in the eyes of the reader... I don't know what to say... I'm kind of shocked.

In the eyes of your readers — editors and reviewers included — the quality of the paper you send in directly reflects the quality of the science behind it.

After you do this, Goodreads will verify you are in fact the author and place a «Goodreads Author» badge on your author page, increasing your credibility in the eyes of readers.

Once you have your brand story and other brand elements defined, the next step is developing a plan to promote and solidify your brand in the eyes of readers.

This helps with not only boosting social proof in eyes of the reader, but also helping describe the tone of the book.

Some writers with visions of literary grandeur think that they need to come up with thousands upon thousands of words, just like War and Peace or other super long work, to be seen as legit in the eyes of their readers.

I question whether being traditionally published actually raises any capable writer's «brand» in the eyes of readers.

Still other publishers worry that the ease of acquiring an ebook from a library will make it less valuable in the eyes of the readers, since little to no effort was put into the borrowing.

An index adds value to your book in the eyes of readers, librarians and book buyers.

They've earned their bones in the eyes of those readers.

Self - published works are fairly notorious for having lots of unnecessary errors in them, which only diminish your work in the eyes of your reader.

However, verbs of imperfect tense are also needed: they provide an opportunity to stress the duration of individual action; verbs of the present tense present events as if they are occurring in the eyes of the reader; forms of the future tense («all of a sudden he jumped up!»

Consider extra upgrades to make it even more attractive in the eyes of your readers.

When it comes to marketing their book, the cover design is their primary sales tool, the face of their project, and the thing that can elevate them to a professional standard in the eyes of readers.

Initially I thought that pricing the book too low may devalue the book in the eyes of the reader.

I think your comment, which is adversarial rather than substantive, is likely to make you look foolish in the eyes of those readers.

The author of such statements should loose any credibility in the eyes of readers with some scientific background»,

If the community behind a wiki is not sufficiently large or extremely dynamic in reviewing changes and cleaning up after potential acts of vandalism (users who change the text to insert errors before leaving the site like fugitives), errors and misleading information can stay in the text undetected and delegitimize the text in the eyes of the readers.

A cover letter will be a best way to make you noticed in the eye of a reader.

If any of these fail to read rightly, you probably would not succeed to create a good impression in the eyes of the reader.

Second, with such a short period of time to establish one's image in the eye of the reader, you don't want them viewing you as a fish out of water.

Using a custom resume instead of a generic one will greatly increase your chances of an interview, as you will be a better match in the eyes of the reader.

Here are 8 ways to make sure your best points exist in the eye of the reader, because they are easily found on your resume:

Its purpose is to position you in the eyes of readers so that they'll immediately understand what your specialty is and what to look for in your background.

It allows you to use the tasty features from the functional resume but you can still fly in under the radar in the eye of the reader.

Not exact matches

You could have the most fascinating article in the history of the Internet, but if you don't have an eye - catching headline, the reader will just keep scrolling — or click away.

No doubt many of you sharp - eyed readers will have spotted a spelling error, thinking I intended to refer to one of these: But, in fact, I really did have in mind something more like this: We are following an example from the recently published Mathematica Beyond Mathematics by Jose Sanchez Leon, an up - to - date text that...

Men who spend their entire lives pouring over the Bible still can not extract all there is to know because the interpretation is always in the eye of the individual reader.

This is a story that maintains its literary power under the eyes of any reader, in any interpretation.

When this arrow finds its bull's - eye in the reader, then he finds that the gap of nineteen centuries separating him from the first readers is actually closed.

Some modern readers may be vaguely disgruntled to find in Gregory only what their modern eyes perceive to be a naively unhistorical treatment of texts of scripture.

Sure, not every article will be of interest (yet) to our younger readers, but there is sure to be a thought - provoking article in every issue, a blog post worthy of perusing and reposting on Facebook or Twitter, a poem — something that will catch their eye and remind them that the Truth is worth loving and, when necessary, worth fighting for.

These images achieve the goal that has driven every SI photographer: to bring the magazine's readers closer to the action (a Buckeyes quarterback framed by the perfect crowd shot and Tiger painting one of his masterpieces) and closer to the story behind the action (the burn in Lance Armstrong's thighs and the inferno in Ray Lewis's eyes).

Jurgen Klopp Overwhelmingly, in the eyes of the Real fans and Marca readers, Jurgen Klopp is the best man to replace Carlo Ancelotti.

It's written in the same style and format as the first one, telling of our journey with open adoption in a way that the reader can live through our experiences along with us (through my eyes as an adoptive father).

-LSB-...] many TLT readers noted in the poll about making kids» food cute, we all «eat with our eyes» first, and the appearance of this bok choy is not -LSB-...]

Not one to pull the wool over anyone's eyes, Henci lets the reader in on her whole thinking process, providing scientific references, summaries of the articles, and logical recommendations — all in a highly readable, user - friendly format.»

A sharp - eyed reader wrote in to note the existence of a new campaign committee on the state Board of Elections Website, created by one Gustavo Rivera, who appears to be running in the 33rd SD.

Alabi, who is also eyeing an elective position in Oyo State wrote on his Twitter handle «With the news just coming out about Linda Ikeji's engagement, instead of blogs going out to investigate and write stories about them for their readers, all of them are just recycling «Linder Ikeji is engaged to her ex, Big Sam».

«Readers interested in grassroots political organizations, the influence of outside interests on political parties, or the Tea Party itself, as well as those whose leanings fall elsewhere on the political spectrum will find this an eye - opening book.»

Both writers, however, look tough end - of - life issues right in the eye and, with intelligence and sensitivity, invite their readers to do the same.

Sharp - eyed reader Paul Marks spotted the following interesting paragraph in the Office of Science and Technology's Forward Look report on government spending on science: «Despite enormous progress over the past decade, software engineering still suffers from being too much of an art and not enough of a science and much remains to be done to establish it on a firmer scientific basis.»

After digesting short literary excerpts, people performed better on the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test — a common measure of the ability to judge others» mental states — compared with readers of popular fiction.

To be honest, even if you are so out of shape that you have to really go slow and start with some of the very basic exercises, most readers have told me that the dietary section of the program alone was well worth the investment and opened their eyes to dozens of things that they had never realized they were doing wrong in their nutrition habits.

One of the best things we can do in this case is to learn to be avid label readers by keeping an eye out for processed ingredients, fillers, preservatives and most of all, sugar.

Heck, even if you are so out of shape that you have to really go slow and start with the bare minimum of exercises, most readers have told me that the nutrition section of the book alone was well worth the investment and has opened their eyes to dozens of things that they had never realized they were doing wrong in their dietary habits.

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I ended up wearing three variations of that outfit in real life over this past month — including a variation that eagle - eyed readers might have noticed in my most recent «day in the life» post!

Your eyes are not deceiving you, dear readers... those really are snowflakes you can see in a few of these photos!!