Sentence examples for almost legible from inspiring English sources

The evocation of topography — the suggestion of geological ebb and flow — is offset by patches of battered silver that suggest chrome and lamé and by neon snippets of almost legible language.

This was the most legible inscription we could find.

The newspaper, on the contrary, was crisp, clear and almost completely legible.

Austen's was even and elegant and almost alarmingly legible, as bright and immediate as a voice.

It is an effective, simple idea that gets less suggestive as the novel proceeds — partly because Mandanipour does not much vary the kind of material that is redacted, and partly because the redacted material is, of course, almost perfectly legible.

The sculptures' original components, which are from the same scavenged vocabulary as the grafitti-inspired markings of Mr. Twombly's paintings, are almost always legible beneath the unifying whiteness: scraps of found wood and furniture; discarded boxes; wire, twine and fabric; occasional baskets, palm-leaf fans and plastic flowers; and in one piece, two wood garbage container lids.

The final results are still almost always legible and unambiguous.

It's almost inherently an invisible dynamic, legible only when you already speak the language of silence.

Glanville-Hicks, meanwhile, suffered a brain tumour, which left her almost blind; the score she wrote was barely legible.

I'm all about explicitness; not crude, but legible.

Even at her most mysterious this actress is eminently legible.