Sentence examples for enormously readable from inspiring English sources

Like the Queen of Hearts in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Hughes says, Allsopp is pointing at people she doesn't like and screaming "Off with his head!" Kathryn Hughes, it seems, really, really hates Kirstie Allsopp, and her rage makes the article enormously readable whether you enjoy it for the savaging of Allsopp or for its ridiculous anger-fuelled lapses in reason.

"Linger Awhile" is, for example, enormously more readable — and more affecting — than the novel in which, 20 years ago, Hoban introduced Istvan Fallok, the gnomic, grimly frolicsome "Medusa Frequency".

In 1701, in reply to attacks on the "foreign" king, Defoe published his vigorous and witty poem The True-Born Englishman, an enormously popular work that is still very readable and relevant in its exposure of the fallacies of racial prejudice.

In vitro protaminization of somatic cells simplifies the nuclear structure of a somatic cell enormously, formatting it in a way that is easily readable by the oocytes and thus holds potential to improve SCNT efficiency.

Very readable.

Ferociously readable.

A simple, readable style?

"It is immensely readable.

And it is readable.

"He became more readable.

Enormously old.