Sentence examples for readable if from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Hoptman diagrams these connections in her readable, if effusive, catalog essay).

"It is quite readable, if you can get around the blue jeans ads, which are right in the middle of the text".

In so doing he has provided a serious and readable, if not exactly ground-breaking, introduction to Nietzsche's "philosophy with a hammer".

They're richly textured and irresistibly readable, if at times they veer dangerously close to becoming a sort of "Sex and the City" for the Ivy-League educated nonblonde.

It is considered that when all points must to be labeled and overlaps are inevitable, the map can be more readable if overlapping labels are placed more distant from each other.

Even the programs you write for yourself should be readable; if not, four weeks after finishing it you will not remember it enough to make changes simply.

Try to look in a mirror to see if your face is readable (like if people can say if you're sad, angry or wacky...)...

Actually, that's misrepresenting what is a readable - if stereotypical - piece on the subject of witch doctors and their influence from the Herald and Sun.

It makes for a readable, informative, if sometimes eccentric, account.

His system, a pattern of stripes, would be readable even if it was poorly printed.

Mr. France presents these details in a clear, readable style, if not a deeply analytical one.