Sentence examples for was readable enough from inspiring English sources
adjective
Legible, possible to read or at least decipher
- If that sign was still readable we'd know where we are!
Children indicated whether each of the items was clear or unclear and if the format was readable enough for them.
Gannon's is readable enough if you want a single-author treatment, though it suffers occasionally from poor editing.
Characters and plot must conform to "game sense"; if they confuse or challenge too much, they simply won't be readable enough to fulfil their role.
Besides, not all websites in the English language are readable enough to be of practical use for potential readers [25].
Everything that's somehow gotten lost over the online years should be readable soon enough.
It seems that enough of my note was readable to the Ford's owner that a call had been made to my parents, who gave him my girlfriend's address.
Therefore, the resulting fluorescence was readable using the FRET phenomenon.
It's a clever design, great materials, and it's just readable enough to be useful while not alienating the world.
Most people think that the text on a reasonable computer is clear enough to be perfectly readable, at least under good conditions.
Yet this cocktail of obsession, scattershot humour and self-excoriating insights is also readable enough that you don't realise how jading it is until you put it down.
Hopefully it is well written enough to be readable.
