Sentence examples for not quite readable from inspiring English sources
Hence the Duvall smile: not quite readable, and never far away, amused by our reliance on the world's unsteady show, and by his own surprising place on center stage.
Also on the front page is a Peruvian writer telling readers to "Invite Your Mother To Peru For Mothers Day!" And the translations are usually quite readable, if not always graceful.
The result is a most readable book — not quite a biography or a detailed policy study, but a reflection on the way that Roosevelt reinvented the presidency during his first hundred days in office, through bold policy innovations, brilliant speeches and broadcasts and a personal connection with the American people that has not been equaled since.
"Red Heat" is thorough in scope and quite readable.
The final papers were quite readable, Mr. Sandage says.
It's also quite readable — he has a journalist's flair for narrative and phrase-turning.
There is heaps of actually quite readable help on HMRC's website.
On the whole, more brainwork went into Money - the lead essay, which tells you about alienated labour, is quite readable.
The consultation document (PDF) is actually quite readable but still comes across as rather technical, as does the accompanying questionnaire.
One wishes that Swisher, whose book is quite readable, had spent a little more time in the journalism space.
