Sentence examples for how legible from inspiring English sources

How legible would Banham, who died in 1988, now find it?

You don't see on television the actual character of the putting surfaces — how warped they may be, how legible.

To see how much more legible it is than Chekhov's fiction, compare their respective descriptions of the yards of buildings.

This was his central project, his central problem: how to make legible the queer outline of his life, which America would have rather seen destroyed, or, failing that, kept silent.

Enlarged on a computer monitor, the medallion number was visible, but not quite legible, no matter how I squinted.

Instead of starting a campaign to promote its cause, Lighthouse prepared pamphlets that seek to demonstrate how contrasting colors and more legible text can benefit readers.

Each work seems to have a different idea about how paint can convey a legible image of some sort while remaining aggressively itself in terms of tactility, light and color.

"It's about how quickly I can get something legible," he said.

If it's legible, then he/she will remember how cool you were and who you were.

Instead of something that starts off invisible and is then rendered legible (usually by the application of heat), how about a form of writing that is readable to begin with and then fades to invisibility?

Compared with all the other food in the supermarket, which is happy to tell you everything about itself except how it was grown, organic food seems a lot more legible.