Sentence examples for most legible from inspiring English sources

In a country where schooling is the most legible mark of privilege, that matters.

(Only later did he realize that the midollo was, in fact, the most legible part).

Her pain is most legible in the failings of the novel, which are legion.

It is the most legible thing we have read on the metaphysics of ownership, the moonbeams or presumptive future earnings.

Looking through a magnifying glass, Hanley focussed on the most legible fingerprint, which appeared to be covered with a clear finishing coat, like a varnish.

Critics didn't love the gimmicks, but the clothes were well received — "one of the French designer's most legible and effortlessly chic collections," according to WWD.

Compared to the scenes of sixties protest that remain most romantically legible in the American imagination, contemporary activism strikes many as low stakes and unfocussed.

I cleaned up his medication list in the computer, purging expired or redundant meds and then printed the list for him to take home —clear, organized and, most important, legible.

This makes them more legible than most indicators, even in direct sunlight, a lesson a few carmakers should learn from.

Although Lorenceau notes that some participants had a harder time of learning to control their eye movements than others, by the end of the sessions most could freely draw legible letters and numbers on the reverse phi visual display.

Those still standing and legible showed that most of the men who were buried here, English privates with surnames like Martin, Nicholls, Newton, and Rogers, had been killed at the height of the siege of Kut, between January and April of 1916.