Sentence examples for is readable for from inspiring English sources
And she is readable, for all her well-advertised faults as a prose stylist.
By contrast, Palmerston's correspondence from the 1850s is still in perfectly good condition, and will go on being readable for the indefinite future.
"It is a sports book, but I just hope that it will be readable for lots of different people who admire anyone who is working hard to be the best at anything.
"I hope it's readable for a broad audience," said Spade, who got his start writing 'zines in the '90s.
Adding a bit of blogging to its content production means that EdSurge is readable and actually produced for humans, by humans.
Children indicated whether each of the items was clear or unclear and if the format was readable enough for them.
Apple might change the entire system font on its phones and computers to San Francisco, a typeface it designed for being readable on the tiny Apple Watch screen.
Maybe that sounds like faint praise, but I don't think so—I find Franzen to be a really readable author the same way Orwell and Dickens, for instance, are readable authors.
Colour display machines mean that many more books are readable – cookery books spring to life, for instance.
He doesn't seem to seek it out: it's just the way he tells 'em, the tone of voice supremely suited to representing chaos, to calming it down just enough for it to be readable.
