Sentence examples for understandable book from inspiring English sources

In summary, this is a comprehensive and easily understandable book on mechanical ventilation that will represent a valuable textbook for students and practitioners of respiratory therapy, and that will provide a valuable resource for other health professionals.

Don't overload yourself with too many books to read, and try to begin by reading short, easily understandable books.

It's understandable that Vietnam books — and not books on the War of the Roses — should be circulating through the Obama Administration.

After the success of his first, it is understandable that second book fears are weighing on him a little.

His sense of triumph is understandable, but a book about the fight against Al Qaeda should relate not only the successes and satisfactions of the officials involved, but their mistakes and failures as well.

Though Mr. Itzkoff's desire for a neat ending to the story that has occupied him for so many years is understandable, the new book's triumphant finality is less convincing than the uncertainty he expressed five and a half years ago when he concluded his magazine article.

In The Accidental Executive you did an excellent job of making this a book understandable for people of faith and people in business who may not identify with the Christian narrative but can identify with the story.

He was praised for making the science in his books understandable.

Understandable fury drives the book along to an ending that resolves in self-acceptance and a certain courage.

While the shame of honoring flawed people in a record book is understandable, covering up what happened is never the solution.

"Other people say, 'Well, people in bands who call themselves rock stars are just assholes.' I'm like, what the fuck?" As one of the last true "rock stars" ― in that classic sense he longs for ― Bach's confusion is understandable, and his autobiographical book makes this clear.