Sentence examples for rather readable from inspiring English sources

Most of his piece, written in his actually rather readable conversational style, concerned his dismal academic record.

IN HIS (rather readable) autobiography "Work Hard, Study...and Keep Out of Politics" (G.P. Putnam's Sons) the man of the moment, James Baker, recalls that, as an undergraduate at Princeton, he was a member of the university's Right Wing Club.

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.

Not surprisingly, "The Fall of Troy" moves toward the resolution of these and other questions in a readable, rather old-fashioned way.

These are rich stories, readable rather than didactic, and told very much from the narrator's clearly subjective point of view.

Hence, our results suggest that dynamic facial cues of altruistic intent are culturally specific rather than universally readable.

The Waterpoint mapping website, for example, is designed to make only some of the data public, and the National Audit Office site publishes reports in pdf format rather than machine-readable formats.

In detailing the security lapses, the commission said the company transmitted customers' login information over the Internet in clear, readable text rather than encrypting the data.

Readable pseudowords, rather than words, were used to mimic early non-automatic stages of reading when reading is achieved by decoding words through grapheme phoneme pairing and combination.

Until approximately March 2015 Uber is alleged by the FTC to have stored sensitive personal information in its Amazon S3 Datastore in clear, readable text — rather than encrypting the information.

This reduced version may be viewed as a 'summary' but our interest is not to generate a human readable summary, rather it is to have an intermediate representation that may later be used for algorithmic functions such as to serve text retrieval and information extraction.