His opinions seem chiselled from rock; certain, plain, accessible, unshakeable.
Now I have the spine-tingling shudder of introducing you to the incredible, hilarious, tragic, fantastic, crazy, heartbreaking, staggering, fun, sexy, comical, sublime and just plain accessible "Irresolution," by Franklin Binkel.
The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities defines augmentative and alternative communication one of communications as well as display of text, large-print, tactile communication, plain language, accessible multimedia and accessible information and communications technology.
O'Faolain's diction is plain and accessible.
Like its Times Square signage, the Lincoln Highway is all but hidden in plain sight, accessible only to those who seek it out.
"Sparky editorials" began to appear and authors developed a "plain, earthy, accessible prose very different from the literature circulated more narrowly earlier in the century".
The assembled judges pleaded with the law professors to write about actual cases and doctrines, in quick, plain and accessible articles.
Kierkegaard's life is exemplary, as Carlisle shows with such plain and accessible eloquence, because it was organised around the fear of being ridiculed.
"Wilson would not have wanted anything that detracted from his image as a plain, ordinary, accessible man," his biographer Ben Pimlott wrote about the bungalow, but to stand in front of it is to marvel at how plain, ordinary and accessible it actually is.
The ambition of my new book, Capital Offenses: Business Crime and Punishment in America's Corporate Age (W.W. Norton & Co ., is to illustrate and explain, in plain language accessible to all readers, the dilemma of corporate crime as a means to point Americans beyond criminal law and into a deeper examination of our relationship with the large modern corporation.
And despite his credentials, his writing, for the most part, is wonderfully plain and accessible.
