Sentence examples for the legibility from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being legible or easily readable.
- The legibility of this text is questionable: half the people asked said it was almost illegible, but the other half said it was easy to read.
"Nothing gave us the legibility we were looking for".
The legibility of the aging, handwritten documents "varies substantially," the library notes.
Nor would she comment about the legibility of the text on the LCD screen.
Following the question about the legibility of subtitles, why don't they always translate exactly what's being said?
Its use as a decorative embellishment was reminiscent of medieval illumination and rarely interfered with the legibility of the books".
The legibility of the hour markers is generally a more important consideration for women than for men, Mr. Belmont said.
Such blemishes will become the personality of your typing equal to the legibility, or lack thereof, of your penmanship.
The Catholicism of a figure like Benedict, with his faith in the legibility of earthly and spiritual experience, presents a salve for this condition.
Ms. Broughel's meticulous table and cabinet along with shelves that hold drawings of specimens is titled, "Selections from Studies in Perspective, Optics and the Legibility of Nature".
Clearview's primary mission is to improve on the legibility of the standard alphabet used for traffic signs, known officially as the FHWA series but colloquially as Highway Gothic.
The company has improved the legibility of the text on Kindle screens to make it nearly indistinguishable from print, and fiddled with the ergonomics of the new Kindle Oasis to make using it feel more like holding a book.
