Sentence examples for truly readable from inspiring English sources
His ramblings about who killed Dele Giwa, a well-known journalist, and other key events, recorded verbatim, expose him as a brutal tyrant of limited brainpower.There has been no truly readable book on Nigeria for non-Nigerians since John de St Jorre's "The Brothers' War: Biafra and Nigeria" (Houghton Mifflin, 1972).
Mr Barak emerges as a tragic figure bold to the point of recklessness, desperate to succeed at Camp David, but a loner who had gambled all on a final throw and seemed flabbergasted when Mr Arafat spurned what to Israel were truly historic concessions.If Mr Beilin's is the more readable of these books, Mr Ross's is the one for the historians.
In true camera company style, Canon has gone and released about five million cameras all at once, and it falls to yours truly to summarize the pages and pages of PR into something readable at a glance.
Some of it can be derived from Lytro founder Ren Ng's dissertation (which is both interesting and readable), but in the meantime it remains to be shown whether these "living pictures" are truly compelling or something which will be forgotten instantly by consumers.
A simple, readable style?
"It is immensely readable.
"He became more readable.
