Only when the reader reaches into the body of the actual argument is he able to piece together what the writer means.

In the light of this conclusion, I trust that many readers will reach for the phone and donate that $200.

If readers have not already reached similar conclusions, they are unlikely to be persuaded by the author's abruptly heavy hand.

The magazine has 6 lacs (600,000) readers and its digital editions reach more than 10 countries worldwide.

In most cases, those readers will reach consensus on whether to accept or reject an applicant.

Most readers would reach the conclusion that homeowners with farmland assessment do not pay their fair share of taxes.

So it's no wonder that the readers have reached no consensus about Jim, either.

The reader may eventually reach a concluding paragraph which will bring the narrative to an end.

Ultimately, the poem is written such that the reader cannot reach a definitive version of events for how the farmhouse became abandoned.

Are the expectations raised in the beginning of the story satisfied by the time the reader reaches the end?