Sentence examples for supremely readable from inspiring English sources
The Liberation Trilogy is a monumental achievement, about 2,500 pages in all, densely researched but supremely readable.
Eggers's novel is a haunting and supremely readable parable of America in the global economy and a lament for a more meaningful time.
In his supremely readable account of the liberation, Ben Shephard asks searching questions about the relief effort and the behaviour of the survivors.
Eggers's novel is a haunting and supremely readable parable of America in the global economy, a nostalgic lament for a time when life had stakes and people worked with their hands.
Eggers's novel is a haunting and supremely readable parable of America in the global economy, a nostalgic lament for a time when life had stakes and people worked with their hands.
Dave Eggers comes from a much more sober, humbled, craft-loving time, and his latest novel is the opposite of a failure: it's a clear, supremely readable parable of America in the global economy that is haunting, beautifully shaped and sad.
It's not that they aren't all supremely, unstoppably readable; it's that some of them have an extra quality of freshness and surprise.
In Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain (WW Norton), the philosopher Patricia Churchland defies her neuro-fundamentalist reputation to present a supremely measured, sensible and readable account of the brain's role in making us who we are.
He doesn't seem to seek it out: it's just the way he tells 'em, the tone of voice supremely suited to representing chaos, to calming it down just enough for it to be readable.
Gash offers a supremely sane discussion of the causes and ways of prevention of crime, one that is richly researched but still very readable.
