Although its followers practically constitute a cult, it is as accessible as a Vegas stage show.
She is well-rounded and is more accessible as a regular person (though a witch) with feelings and a personality.
My emotions, my memory, my sense of smell -- they were all as accessible as a photo album on my lap.
They describe themselves as soldiers, surviving their childhood in violent neighbourhoods where firearms are as accessible as a cup of tea.
The cost has been enormous – an estimate of £46m to replace timber and fittings and have the ship made safe and accessible as a static museum.
He was a people's poet — "as accessible as a parking lot and as plain as a pair of Levis," the journal Parnassus put it — whose later work took on a mystical, Eastern, tinge influenced by Buddhism and the Chinese sages.
Vulliamy's perky drawings in black, pink and red are as accessible as a superior comic and are guaranteed, alongside Hughes's racy narrative, to get young readers behind the wheel.
The move was a pre-emptive measure to protect more than 150,000 square nautical miles north of the Bering Strait that have become more accessible as a result of the warming Arctic climate.
If only there was a way to split the difference between the two: a device as capable as a PC, but as affordable and accessible as a mobile phone.
All great political documentaries are radical acts of memory — works of imagination in which the past isn't transparently accessible as a static archive but has to be re-created through ongoing and unresolved effort directed both toward the events and at one's own experience of them.
When the art we admire from our own time can be as democratic as a soiled mattress on a floor, as minimal as an empty room or as accessible as a giant angel beside a motorway, then we might feel that there is something suspect and elitist about placing Old Master paintings from prestigious royal and ducal collections into the category 'supreme'supreme
