Sentences with phrase «told by other readers»

I've been told by other readers that it forms / rises / bakes very well as separate smaller loaves (using same ingredients but probably slightly less baking time).

Not exact matches

When writing of this relationship, Paul along with many other New Testament writers, tells his readers that it is given by and enabled by God's Spirit.

Well, it comes from a 2000 year old book, contradicted by other 2000 year old books, no updates, can be interpreted in so many different ways depending on how the reader perceives his world (and how science has progressed... I'm sure if you were alive before galileo told you the earth did not revolve around the sun and had only the bible as your reference you would come to the same conclusion as the Vatican who said the sun revolved around the earth....

I can't even begin to tell you, my readers, how grateful and humbled I am by your reading my blog each and every time... for sharing my posts with others and for commenting on them.

However, I don't agree with her advising readers to encourage men who you aren't really interested in just to be able to tell other men that you're being pursued by several.

On other occasions, students would double - check our facts: «Mr. Criswell told us... But you said...» This interchange led to interesting dialogue about perceptions of what students had heard in one class or the other and how history is interpreted by readers, writers, textbook companies, teachers, and students.

Readers are pulled in immediately by the traditional «once upon a time» opening, and the story is told in present tense as Wright takes months dreaming, imagining, and finally realizing his daring, unique project: «A house like no other, where sun can shine, where balconies fly, where falling water is heard in every room.»

You can also find allies on your Author Central page where Amazon helpfully tells people that readers who bought your books also bought books by a list of other authors.

(Lois P) Other readers were captivated by Benjamin's beautiful writing style, which brings the story to life: A sad, rich story, told from Anne's point of view, beautifully written in words both accessible and poetic (Judy B).

I think Amazon will actually put out a larger reader... possibly wishful thinking!I have requested by email and phone a larger Kindle several times (hopefully many other readers have also) and Amazon has responded - once to tell me that they don't let customers dictate policy but they will take it under advisement... My prediction is one larger reader and two standard 6 ″ models.

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Readers will often look past substantive issues and finish the book, but they won't pick up another book by that author, and they will leave negative comments, such as, «Some parts were confusing» (a problem with consistency), «The writing was choppy» (a problem with flow within and between paragraphs), «It wasn't well written» (a problem with awkward sentences and possibly other various issues), «I wasn't sure who was saying what» or «The dialogue wasn't that great,» and «It didn't really hold my attention» or «The story was boring» (a problem with telling instead of showing).

Nevertheless, this information will also be told by other people, while your essay should tell the reader how you see yourself.

When writing your marketing thesis, you can put emphasis on IT by telling readers that advertising your product / service / company online was more effective than by using other mass media and describe how you achieved such results.

This candid, poignant, and very funny memoir tells all, and I'm confident other readers will be as fascinated and moved by it as I was.»

She offers them a process by which they can tell if they have an idea that will stand up against the thousands of other books published every year — and if they, as authors, can stand up against the other authors willing to do whatever it takes to get their books out in front of readers in their market.

«One of the most consistent pieces of feedback I hear from members is that they find reviews on Goodreads more real and trustworthy — «you can tell they are by real readers» — than reviews on other sites,» Chandler says.

The special promotion offered by Amazon continues to tell the other side of the story when 40 % discount will surely lure many readers away from brick and mortar stores according to Brian.

Unlike other bloggers and other «travel blog websites» I do not make money by referring credit cards or telling readers about credit cards.I have no relationship with the banks.

A Precautionary Tale tells us why, introducing readers to an unlikely group of activists and a forward - thinking mayor who came together to ban pesticides in Mals by a referendum vote — making it the first place on Earth to accomplish such a feat, and a model for other towns and regions to follow.

The optical sensor can't physically sense a pulse, but Synaptics told us that it has built in a robust anti-spoofing system to ensure its reader can't be fooled by others trying to imitate your fingerprint.

Rather than telling your reader that you work well with others, show how you led your project team to a second, multimillion dollar contract by serving as project manager.

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