Sentence examples for even more readable from inspiring English sources

It's even more readable, even more important, than his excellent Sapiens.

It's more readable, even more so in low light situations.

Yet in an odd fashion Lewis is more readable - even more Burgess-like - than this whey-complexioned product by Andrew Biswell.

There might have been even more here from such informed yet readable solo acts David Denby, Kenneth Turan, David Thomson and A. O. Scott are only a few of the many recent exponents on the bill if the worthy bores had not been given their democratic chance, but hey, that's America.

The book is eminently readable, but the mini-series might be even more ­entertaining.

As long as you have the right software installed and have managed to convert the file into a readable format for that software, you can make your downloaded movie collection even more portable by watching them on your smart phone, iPod, or PSP.

So it's not a huge surprise that the latest study by CreditCards.com finds that the vast majority of card agreements are beyond the reading ability of average Americans — even though the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau called in 2011 for the banking industry to make the darn things more readable.

This time he mounts an even more assiduous effort to woo women, and his true talent is an ability to write trick-filled, highly readable stories that flatter his readers.

In order to make the paper more readable, along the proofs of this subsection it will be assumed that (n-k) is even.

"He became more readable.

"It's still small, but substantially more readable," he said.