readable

He began building the book, which grew to have a color-coded system readable at a glance: red for punt, yellow for attempt a field goal and green for go.

This huge volume is readable in a way that too many collections of writers’ letters, however useful to scholarly research, simply are not.

Early reviews suggest an uneven result: some critics call it “very readable,” while others dismiss it as “a frustrating slog” that leaves both supporters and critics wanting more.

The show’s thorough, wonderfully readable catalog refers to the power of “funerary magnificence” in the kingdom’s social structure.

“Jewish Roots” has what a book with a shaky premise needs to still be readable: a voice that never really gets dry.