Sentence examples for readable often from inspiring English sources

In 1946 not long after he became Cholly Knickerbocker, Time magazine called his material "highly readable, often unbearable".

"Taussig offers us a very readable, often amusing and at the same time disconcerting insight into what it means to live in the midst of the paramilitary...

This I Believe and Enrique's Journey are highly readable, often moving, and touch in various ways on real contemporary problems.

Many story collectors since Harris have published more-readable, often more-authentic, renditions of African American folktales.

That mattered because despite its nominal independence the "Fed needed political protection"."The Great Inflation and its Aftermath" is readable, but often frustrating.

John was a brilliantly readable reviewer, often witty and sometimes waspish, but invariably bearing the authority of a man who could speak knowledgeably of all European cultures.

But by most accounts her most influential work was her 1964 volume, "Introduction to the Work of Melanie Klein," which explained and made readable the often technically difficult psychoanalytic principles developed by Mrs. Klein from 1921 to 1960, the year of her death.

Her ability to write direct, accessible and readable poems, often using traditional rhyming schemes and rarely extending beyond 20-odd lines, makes Cope in some ways an ideal figure for the position of laureate.

Lively, readable, and often funny … a likably idiosyncratic sequence of essays on a topic that is of more importance than ever in our globalized world … Polizzotti makes one feel that creating and reading translated literature can be a genuinely pleasurable experience.

"Well put together, always readable and often witty...

The Gold Leaf Lady and Other Parapsychological Investigations is a highly readable and often amusing account of his most memorable encounters with such phenomena.