discerning reader
Frequency: 6.23.0 per million words
A reader who makes careful choices about what to read and can judge literary quality.
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Examples (10)
- The novel, with its complex themes, is aimed at the more discerning reader.
- Her essays are always a treat for the discerning reader who appreciates nuanced arguments.
- Only a truly discerning reader would catch the subtle foreshadowing in the first chapter.
- Publishers know that a positive review from a discerning reader can significantly boost a book's reputation.
- This literary journal caters specifically to the discerning reader of poetry and short fiction.
- The author doesn't simplify his language, trusting he is writing for a discerning reader.
- While popular, the series may not satisfy the truly discerning reader looking for literary depth.
- His blog has gained a loyal following of discerning readers who value his insightful critiques.
- To become a discerning reader, one must read widely across various genres and time periods.
- The intricate plot is a puzzle designed to challenge even the most discerning reader.