Sentence examples for really readable from inspiring English sources

"You have this actor who is soaking up stimuli and just responding to it in an unedited fashion, and it's really, really readable".

I am aiming to produce something really readable," said Hain. "There are lots and lots of long and learned books out there that have been written about Mandela but nothing that is very accessible, in my opinion.

Maybe that sounds like faint praise, but I don't think so—I find Franzen to be a really readable author the same way Orwell and Dickens, for instance, are readable authors.

Barnes & Noble representatives say that the new screen illumination technology, which can be toggled on and off, makes its new NOOK Simple Touch the only device with a screen that is really readable both in direct sunlight as well as in the dark.

This paper is not really readable by a general audience in its present form.

In its present form and without references, this list of resources is not really readable.

I think it's really a readable book, it takes time to read, but I think it's useful to read books – there's nothing I can do for people who don't read books, that's beyond my power".

torinesi wrote: "… while parts of it were very readable, I really, really struggled to keep going and gave up.

I think that he thinks of his brethren as, in some ways, lost causes, whereas if he writes a really trenchant, harsh, readable opinion he will get the attention of law students and the next generation.

They all flubbed their estate planning, costing intended heirs money and/or grief, according to a readable (really) estate planning how-to book, Trial & Heirs.

(Well I don't know either but I'll do another review when part 2 comes out!) This easy, readable book really allowed me to get the hang of the story.