Sentence examples for readable again from inspiring English sources

Rather than bringing the truth to light, expunging evil and making the world sensible and readable again, the trial in "Anatomy of a Murder" leads to a verdict but not to a resolution.

Mr. Gribben says he wants to make these American classics readable again — for young readers and for anyone who is hurt by the use of an epithet that would have been ubiquitous in Missouri in the 1830s and 1840s, which is when both books are set.

Suddenly the web is readable again.

Truthfully, I grabbed 'em and bagged 'em, without really analysing anything too deeply after the second act – everything's readable again through the menus, so just truck on with the stylish murder already.

This test recorded the number of seconds taken to be able to read the smallest readable print again, after a brief flash of light [ 30].

The result is once again a highly readable book, with narrative pace.

If there is no readable result, take the test again.

This film is based on a story by Jack Finney, author of the wonderfully readable era-hopping novel "Time and Again". Against considerable creative odds, "The Love Letter" is its own sort of irresistible page-turner.

Having gone off the deep end with his most recent envelope pushers ("Haunted," "Rant," "Snuff" and "Pygmy," none of them readable), Mr. Palahniuk is in good form once again.

Yet this kind of risky ingenuousness is what makes his novel (again, like Knausgaard's work) so intensely readable.

To reduce the icon size so that it's barely readable, tap and hold the app until it begins to wiggle again.