Sentence examples for more readable than from inspiring English sources

Expressionistic, vivid and much more readable than critics of this 2004 Nobel prizewinner have it.

The Ruby code tends to be terser than the Java code, and much more readable than Perl.

However, the personal style of the book makes it more readable than a balanced survey could hope to be.

It's a brilliant piece of work and rather more readable than the actual words of the charming but rambly be-ruffed tower-bound thinker and feeler.

John, unhinged though he may be, is more readable than Lee, whose brooding, wounded silence is the film's center of gravity.

The two economists' book is no page-turner (though it is much more readable than the academic research it draws from).

Capital is a monumental, admirable undertaking: a richer, more surprising, frankly more readable book than Goldsmith's blank conceptual gambit seems to promise.

When the author comes to deal with the geological history of the English formations, the necessity for condensation often leads him into obscurity; but upon the whole he has managed to give a more readable account than will be found in Other introductory lesson books.

Wikipedia has so much information on these topics, often in infinitely more readable prose than that of my overpriced textbooks.

RIL from phase I and phase II drug trial protocols were more readable (p<0.001) than RIL from phase III and phase IV drug trial protocols: 44 [32; 52] vs 31 [231 431.

RIL from protocols with an industrial sponsor were more readable (p<0.001) than RIL from protocols with an institutional sponsor: 46 [40; 52] vs 30 [25; 42].