Sentence examples for readable of from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see why in this most excellent and readable of political primers.

(1932; Time, Forward!), concerning workers' attempts to build a huge steel plant in record time, is considered among the most readable of Soviet five-year-plan novels.

The flagship of this new wave of reprints, though, is Charles M. Schulz's COMPLETE PEANUTS, collecting the most readable of all the great strips -- it's easy to inhale a year's worth in a single sitting.

Over time his prose style grew increasingly graceful, witty and accessible, prompting C. K. Stead, writing in The Times Literary Supplement, to call him "the most readable of living critics".

Mr Barak emerges as a tragic figure bold to the point of recklessness, desperate to succeed at Camp David, but a loner who had gambled all on a final throw and seemed flabbergasted when Mr Arafat spurned what to Israel were truly historic concessions.If Mr Beilin's is the more readable of these books, Mr Ross's is the one for the historians.

Somehow she has created a story that some might call a potential classic yet it is the most readable of books.

Developmental editors help you define your book, improve your plot, and build something readable out of your scratchings.

Since 1974, the type-casters at San Francisco's Arion Press have inked hundreds of readable works of art.

Clark gives us a thoroughly comprehensible and highly readable account of the polarization of the continent.

A richly readable account of the construction of the 2,000-mile 2,000-mileine that linked East and West.

Darwin's Doubt begins with a very readable review of our knowledge of the Cambrian explosion.