Sentences with phrase «left up to the readers»

You don't want to leave it up to readers to figure out what you want them to do.

If you have read any of the Stephen King novels then you can not deny that there are religious overtones, the meaning of those overtones can be left up to the reader, which I believe is the way that King intended it.

The translator leaves it up to the reader to determine which writings are in view, and what «God - breathed» means.

Nor is it enough for the critic to appeal to words that are undoubtedly ambiguous and then leave it up to the reader to decide which meaning to adopt.

At the end of the day, I leave it up to the reader to make their own decisions and / or substitutions if there is concern regarding an ingredient.

As a parable or allegory, The Road offers rich veins of interpretation, precisely because it lacks a clear message, leaving it up to the reader to interpret it as they see fit.

Whether to the death is left up to the readers sense of justification.

I like to say something relatively generic like, «[Book title] is available online and at bricks - and - mortar stores nationwide,» leaving it up to the reader to pick whichever store they prefer.

No specific buy or sell recommendation is being made, that's left up to the reader to determine on their own.

I'll leave it up to the readers to decide.

Perhaps they should have adequately defined the term and to left it up to the reader to work hard and devine their meaning.

Or is it left up to the reader to guess or insert their own value judgements?

I will leave it up to readers to hopefully use a skeptical mind, examine the actual evidence from both of us and make up their own mind.

Some of the design approaches suited to the different climates are explored in the introductory section, otherwise, it is left up to the reader to learn directly from the specific case studies.

To be non RC - ish, I think you have to say why its trash or at least give a powerful hint, not just «an exercise left up to the reader».

But I will leave it up to the reader to decide if there is an oversupply of lawyers.

Not exact matches

The genius of stories is that the hearers and readers can not remain outside the text but have to play the game the story sets up, entering the gaps the storyteller strategically leaves for just that purpose.

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Sam P, I say you are deliberately trying to wind up your readers and to force us to leave.

Whether the Spray stands up favorably compared to modern yachts, he leaves to the reader to decide.

Dear Abby: You advised your readers to loosen up at Christmas time, and leave a little something for their faithful mail carriers.

It should be sufficient to interpret the Geneva Conventions, and leave the interpretation of motivation up to the reader.

The type of information provided in this survey is left entirely up to the readers to determine if it fits into their own business models and how to best use the information for possible market expansion.

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Such a great way to reward your readers and I really hope I win:) I've got tons of gifts still left to buy — I'm travelling to spend the holidays with my boyfriend's family for the first time and I want to make a great impression:) Nothing better than buttering them up with some nice gifts!

The film did a good job of tying up the loose ends left in the film series and although some scenes require your complete attention to be understood, even a non-book reader can understand all the things that have led up to this conclusion.

After reading up on the summer movies of May and June in yesterday's preview, readers were left with the dramatic cliffhanger of wondering whether The A.V. Club would do the movies of July through August, or whether it might go back to Queens.

I'll leave the site up, but I certainly encourage readers to come on over the flippedlearning.org and see what we have going on, such as...

However one goes about acquiring these comics is left up to the individual readers.

«Whispersync for Voice» — for the first time ever readers can enjoy their books throughout a busy day — start reading on your Kindle and pick up where you left off by listening to the professionally narrated Audible audiobook on your phone while driving or running — all without losing your place

Morton Meyers's style is totally accessible to the layman and very readable, filled with anecdotes and enhanced by the occasional illustration; not only providing an enlightening read but leaving the reader with a wealth of bite - sized «did you know» facts to share on any occasion when the subject of health and medicine comes up, which tends to be an increasingly popular topic as we get inexorably closer to shuffling off our mortal coil!

My no. 1 tip is use PageTurner as your reader software, because it syncs progress between devices, I can start reading something on my phone, move to my Nook, then pick up on my tablet all without having to hunt for where I left off.

Instead of picking the titles themselves they left it up to three million readers who voted on the best titles of the year.

Hornby treats the reader to some marvelously descriptive prose: «Consistency and repetition were beginning to make the lie feel something like the truth, in the way that a path eventually becomes a path, if enough people walk along it» and «Mumbled greetings were formed in his sons» throats and emitted with not quite enough force to reach him; they dropped somewhere on the floor at the end of the bed, left for the cleaners to sweep up» are just two examples.

In Libby, readers can listen to audiobooks at up to 3x the speed, set custom sleep timers and cycle through different time displays (total time elapsed in the audiobook, time left in current chapter and total progress as a percentage).»

This kind of innovative pricing leaves authors at a crossroads, choosing between making a surefire profit on their work (if priced at a consistent level and counting on good sales) or leaving it up to the goodwill of readers.

The two systems paired up can make it easy to give away review copies to prospective readers and then automatically track their participation to leave reviews.

It is left up to self - publishers to help other authors meet their goals, and get great books out in the world for readers who want them.

By syncing to each device you own, from computer to phone to tablet, users are able to pick up reading where they left off in an effort to simplify and convenience the reader.

But, after she left the podium (to widespread applause), what likely lingered in many minds is the candid picture she'd painted of one of publishing's growing digital nightmares: debut authors may be understanding about the slow process to market and put up with it, said Smart, «but as they build reader communities around them they will get really, really pissed off and go and self - publish.»

I purposefully left out any acknowledgement or explanation of the underlying story being told, curious to see whether any readers actually pick up on it, and if / when I decide to publish a print version, I'll probably include some «director's commentary» that explores it all a bit deeper.

This set up leaves plenty of room for readers to come in and browse.

Mixing a trauma reckoning with dark, apocalyptic fantasy and notes of psychological horror, this commandeering novel's multiplicity is elusively complex yet never complicated: although the many gut - quivering story elements are not clearly defined, they always speak to each other, and Smith wisely leaves much up to the reader.

I knew that wherever Amazon decided to end the sample (since it's not up to me), readers would be left at a tense, unresolved moment in the story.

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Tools like Whispersync, which saves and synchronizes your last page read so you can always pick up where you left off, and X-Ray which allows readers to see all of the passages across a book that mention relevant ideas, fictional characters, historical figures, places, or topics of interest, also come with the Kindle.

You need to develop your storyline as you go so readers don't end up feeling left out and your story doesn't end up lacking.

You wrote it, formatted it, reviewed the copy, self - published it and you are thoroughly satisfied, now all that is left is to put it up for sale and rejoice as readers the world over enjoy your work.

The essence of this platform is to allow readers to buy both the audiobook and eBook and pick up where they left off.

Why did you feel it was necessary for readers to see the physical construction of the place as you pictured it, rather than leaving it up to their own imaginations?