Sentence examples for the legible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Being clear enough to be read, readable, particularly for handwriting.
The legible text said: "Invitation for mixi community.
And from Prince a writer might take the lesson that elusiveness can possess a deeper beauty than the legible.
Only the speedometer — with its very small numbers and orange illumination — is out of character with the legible and easy-to-use controls.
Nonetheless, some of the legible sections listed items like mortgage payments worth about $2,880 per month for the opposition Conservative leader David Cameron, and a charge by Mr. Brown of about $520 for "pest control".
Nonetheless, some of the legible sections listed items such as mortgage payments worth about $2,880 a month for the opposition Conservative leader David Cameron, and a charge by Mr. Brown of about $520 for "pest control".
"Lowboy" is exceptionally tender and acute, but it is at times in danger of falling into the legible stability of case history, in which the reader might check off recognizable symptoms, usefully assisted by the subject's mother, who is on hand to provide the necessary background information, and validated by the acknowledged medical sources.
The more legible the ash, the more valuable.
The more legible, the better and if it has a date and location that can be read, a lot can be learned about the postcard.
Archaeology helps make the past legible to the present.
The earliest legible texts referring to the kings of the Kaan dynasty come from excavations of the large city of Dzibanche in Quintana Roo, far north of Calakmul.
"We want to get the community involved," reads the one legible portion of my notes.
