Sentence examples for just readable from inspiring English sources

Rank with treachery, sleaze, and a seemingly endless barrage of literary and cinematic tropes (burner phones, envelopes of cash), the complaint isn't just readable; it's hard to put down.

It's a clever design, great materials, and it's just readable enough to be useful while not alienating the world.

They're not just readable, they're writeable too, and the best games have you, the player, sitting at the center of the entire thing.

They're not just readable, they're writeable too, and the best games have you, the player, sat at the centre of the entire thing.

At this distance the words on the screen that accompanied the images were just barely readable.

But the resulting book is not just unfailingly readable: it is also a provocative, enlightening and welcome riposte to the cyber-utopian worldview.

It is, at any rate, his flesh-creeping proximity to Poe and Kafka and indeed Borges that makes him not just still readable but still curiously modern.

It would be just as readable if it had proper citations instead of the few, abbreviated, and needlessly refractive references coded to sentence fragments that are crammed begrudgingly on a few pages at the back of the book.

Published in 1938, Rebecca is a classic that is just as readable and thrilling today as it would have been seventy-six yeago ago.

"The Challenge" is not just a very readable account of an important case.

He said, "I try and make the emotional dynamic between the characters readable just from their silhouettes".