Sentence examples for only legible from inspiring English sources

Like an inscrutable crossword puzzle, these patterns contain messages only legible to mobile-phone cameras.

The camera periodically pulls back to show us a lone figure, Mr. Jules, watching the shapes from their only legible vantage point, the rooftop.

Hensher notes that the National Curriculum makes rather stern demands of a child's handwriting skills, describing the seven levels through which a young person must pass to get from the basic shapes and orientation of letters to a script that is not only legible but "attractive".

Upstairs, the bedrooms are filled with their furniture, clothes and possessions: in one cabinet is a set of miniscule books they wrote as children, filled with spidery scrawl that's only legible through a magnifying glass.

Seeded within the album and track titles of his work, and even the serpentine structure of his compositions, he's created a grand, overarching mythology and cosmology that's basically only ever been entirely legible to him; it includes a few named characters, like Reign Array and Kel Valhaal.

The only other legible word on this document is "Hull".

Only 19 legible tablets had previously been found across London.

Some of the film had been exposed, but ninety-three frames, taken mostly by Strindberg, were developed, although many are only faintly legible.

Somehow, messages of worthlessness, of blame and shame, get caught up in our imaginations, even though those messages are only obliquely legible in the rhetoric of American opportunity.

Elsewhere, in a letter to August Kleinzahler, she describes how she goes forward: "I get started, & then it's just like writing this to you, only more legible......

Such lives are only fleetingly legible, however, and impenetrability, or a fixation on surfaces and the unreadability of private lives, becomes an idee fixe for Nev Lister, whose name it is tempting to decode as "New Reader", "lister" being an arcane synonym for "reader".