Sentence examples for hardly readable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "hardly readable" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It means that something is difficult to read or understand. Example: The small font and blurry print made the text on the old document hardly readable.
In an interview in 2001, he advised scientists to treat the birds they watched "with the respect due to sensitive, feeling creatures" and to publish their findings "without the needless excess of probability estimates that are making ornithological papers hardly readable".
They'll see that it is hardly readable".
This section is nearly too short to merit section status – could it be subsumed somewhere else? Fig. 6D : "NCAM" is hardly readable.
In this context, it is possible that the so called 'dorsal phonological area', including the suvramarginal gyrus (BA 40), might become more active during reading of hardly readable material such as illegal letter strings.
I find the following phrase hardly readable "Finally, we note that the predicted effect on the tumour cells spatial distribution of the induction of chemorepulsion of CTLs is not detectable if we consider the total density of all tumour cells".
They are all ferociously learned yet utterly readable, and he hardly ever repeats himself as far as I can see".
Its transflective design makes it readable in sunlight, but the backlight is hardly dazzling.
FitzRoy Somerset, 4th Baron Raglan reviewed the volume for the journal Man, describing "this very readable little book" as being "adulatory" in tone, "but hardly more so than its subject deserves".
As she says in her heartfelt memoir Open, an articulately argued and enjoyably readable defence of her marriage, not least because this kind of bedroom nitty-gritty can hardly fail to fascinate: 'I thought I could, and would, fall in love with a man who would fulfil every desire I ever had and that I'd never want to be with anyone else.
Thanks to readable prose and the obvious passion of my guide, I found myself enjoying even those paragraphs where I hardly understood a thing about, say, the construction materiel or the propulsion fuels he was writing about.
