Sentence examples for readable with from inspiring English sources

"It was barely readable, with just a phone number".

Mauprat) is immensely readable, with its lyrical alliance of woman, peasant, and reformed aristocracy effecting a bloodless transformation of the world by love.

Although both dynamic (i.e., facial expressions) and static facial traits are used as cues of altruism, only static facial traits have been shown to be cross-culturally readable with respect to altruism detection skills.

Caitlin Moran's How to be a Woman made the bestseller lists this year and is immensely readable, with its chatty excursions into vaginas, pubic hair and the fondlement of oneself.

Once you've swum, you can read about it, and top of my book list is the The Story of Swimming by Susie Parr, a beautiful substantial thing, witty and readable, with fabulous photography.

If you handwrite and scan, please write on only one side of the paper (the writing on the other side often bleeds through), make sure the scan is readable with good contrast, and save your scan in.pdf format.

American passports are also machine-readable, with passenger information encoded in two lines of text at the bottom of plastic-coated inner cover.

My concern here is not with The Mail's journalistic brilliance — no paper is more maddeningly readable — but with what its obsessions say about where Britain is headed with its acute Brussels Syndrome.

The stories are best described as "weird fiction" – very readable and with a surprisingly contemporary voice considering their Victorian origins, along with a dreamlike fin de siècle quality.

All are surprisingly readable, stuffed with anecdotes, examples and literary references.

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