Sentence examples for readable little from inspiring English sources

Steven Johnson's fizzily readable little polemic actually consists of two separate arguments about popular culture.

FitzRoy Somerset, 4th Baron Raglan reviewed the volume for the journal Man, describing "this very readable little book" as being "adulatory" in tone, "but hardly more so than its subject deserves".

The book is highly readable; it assumes little scientific knowledge; and it is written in an enthusiastic, personal style.

Smiley cites Ackroyd so often that her verdict on his book, 'compendious and highly readable', seems a little condescending.

Susan E. King's accordion-folded book, "Lessons From the South," offers a potpourri of readable tidbits: sharp little anecdotes of a white, suburban childhood, a courtly old text on "the Confederate woman" and redneck quotes.

By using Sanger sequencing, a cDNA library from M. incisa generated only 595 unique sequences from 1,854 readable ESTs with little information of interest [ 11].

Importantly, even though BEL is well adapted to script biological network models as it is both human and machine-readable and requires little adjustments of linguistic tools, it is not the only language being used to represent biological knowledge.

One wishes that Swisher, whose book is quite readable, had spent a little more time in the journalism space.

Mr. Uris's fiction, about a dozen novels, was painstakingly researched and compulsively readable, and it mattered little to millions of fans that some critics found it wanting in characterization or literary grace.

I have adjusted it to make it a little more readable.

Update: Yeah, here's one that's a little more readable.