1.   The reader can no doubt think of other properties usually ascribed to Z which we have so far failed to mention.

2.   What do ordinary readers think, when their eyes catch the fact that someone they know is concerned with a police inquiry into crime?

3.   The difference between these nodes is the degree to which the reader thinks the author has provided a text from which some meaning is recoverable.

4.   And I think our readers thought coverage was more balanced this year.

5.   As Eliot suspected, Thurber was a far more serious and durable writer than his early readers might have thought.

6.   But after absorbing a few pages of funny book panels, the reader is thinking that this is very pleasant entertainment.

7.   But another Fort Worth reader thought the journalists should have remained neutral in all three cases.

8.   But some readers think he should hang it up.

9.   Furthermore, casual readers might have thought Adapt was more or less on schedule, when it is already one year overdue.

10.   He cares about what readers think, he said.