Sentences with phrase «readers knew her address»

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The mid-century Catholic writer could address both the general reader and the Catholic reader — knowing that both audiences were not only on speaking terms but also overlapped.

Accounting for this paradox, and finding realistic ways to address it, is the goal of this volume of essays, featuring a lively array of eminent contributors from all over the world, including Gerard Bradley and Thomas Farr, who are well known to First Things readers.

But by saying that under certain conditions, not controllable by the reader, God may address him through the Bible, (The conception that God makes himself known through the Bible and that this disclosure is validated by God himself is decisive for Protestant thought.

I know how important this topic is to many of my readers, so I thought I'd take a moment to address it head on and give everyone the opportunity to share their thoughts.

As for the profile of these readers, specifically whether they are academics or not — what we know is that only 15 % of readers are accessing the site from a university IP address.

I'd like the paper to publish a little map showing the names and addresses of the armed guards hired to protect against their perceived threats, because in their own words, «readers are understandably interested to know about guns in their neighborhoods»

So, in this spirit, we thought it might be useful to address an issue that affects a number of our personal training clients throughout the globe and no doubt many of our readers at large.

He's also been known to break the fourth wall, unlike most characters, and directly address readers, while also learning new information in various storylines by reading back issues of his own comics.

If you know members of your audience well, then you know the problems they face; your back cover copy should tell how your book addresses these problems head on and helps readers overcome a challenge or succeed.

Please address this novels» plot construction, as I am sure your readers would love to know how this novel came to be.

The explanation seems to be that they are using some arbitrary factors such as two reviewers posting reviews from the same IP address (hello... family members ma do this) or using gift cards or posting reviews the same day they buy the book (some of are fast readers you know).

This will no doubt be addressed at some stage as, presumably, will be the continuing restriction on sales to readers located outside the US.

Print the address for your site in the hard copies of your book so that your readers will know how to access it.

Well, guess what, if these same bookstores would take time to review what their customers want and try to address those issues, if they'd hire employees who knew the stock — and this implies paying these employees a decent wage with benefits instead of hiring a store full of nothing but part - timers so they don't have to pay benefits — most readers would be more than happy to pay a bit more to buy locally.

There is no doubt many readers are price sensitive, for various reasons, and publishers know it — this is why books come in multiple formats, to address various levels of the market.

You may already know that I founded Ebook Friendly — a very special e-bookstore addressed to those readers who are aware of...

Please let us know in the comments below if there's any other questions you'd like addressed, or key considerations that you'd like to share with other readers.

More words or less words, it needs to address the reader, the consumer, the customer who doesn't yet know he's a customer.

As Slaw readers will likely know, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has recently approved a change to the internet's domain name system that will mean, in the words of the ICANN press release [PDF]: Internet address names will be able to end with almost any word in any language, offering organizations around the world the opportunity to market their brand, products, community or cause in new and innovative...

Inject relevance into your cover letter in three ways: directly address some of the requirements in the description with your own qualifications, directly relate to the mission statement of the company and how it relates to your career growth, and directly relate your past experience and potential future to the reader's if you know who it is and how they got to where they are today.

In today's digital world it's not so important to include your street address, but it is a good idea to at least include your city, state, and zip code so that readers know you live locally.

When writing your e-mail or Web address in your heading, there's no need to prefix the addresses with E-mail: or Web address: because most readers know that an e-mail address contains an @ sign and URLs have http://www in them.

Let's face it, if there is a concept being addressed on a resume that everyone would claim, but the reader knows everyone does not possess, then you are simply wasting space.

«Dear sir or madam» if you don't know their names, «Dear Mr. Woods / Dear Ms. Woods» if you do but you're applying for a job that requires a traditional way of addressing the reader, or «Hi Peter / Hi Molly», if you feel like it's appropriate to get more casual.

Do you know it costs less than $ 80 to buy a small digital reader that can steal data such as your bank account number, name and address, and card expiration date off your credit cards or passport without ever touching you?