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516 examples of Accessible in a sentence

Which, in this simple portal makes the claim that it makes accessible all of the world's information.
And so we started a publication with the Society for Conservation that we think presents cutting-edge science in a new, novel way, because we have reporters that are good writers that actually can distill the information and make it accessible to the general public.
We at Oblong believe that media should be accessible in much more fine-grained form.
What turned Juanderson around was technology for learning that made learning fun and accessible.
And the goal of the program is to launch an era of scientific discovery and understanding across and within the ocean basins, utilizing widely accessible, interactive telepresence.
The book is clear, vivid, accessible, beautifully formatted.
And so we need to do more, we need to do it differently, we need to do it in ways that are affordable and accessible and can be taken to scale, which means it can be done everywhere.
Your cousin, a homeless veteran; your grandma or grandpa who live in a house with a kitchen that's no longer accessible to them; your wheelchair-bound sister in a suburban area planned without sidewalks.
Take something which looks like food, transform it, and it gives you a good, very easy, accessible energy.
It's his best because it's well directed, ambitious, accessible and very stylish, but his worst because it's a dull, unoriginal movie and undeniably a huge letdown to all the real fans of Bava's past efforts.
MacBeth, I've always thought, is the most accessible of Shakespeare's 'Great Period' plays.
As an Asian-American who's double majoring in two Asian languages (one of them being Mandarin) and has taken some Asian American Studies classes, this film was easier for me to understand, but even without that kind of knowledge, I believe this movie is still accessible to its foreign audiences as long as you keep in mind that it's a coming-of-age type of movie.
While the film is not perfect, it respects the subject matter and more importantly makes it accessible for the masses.
Michael Radford, the director of "The Merchant of Venice" makes a tremendous job in opening the play, as he makes it more accessible for everyone to have a great time at the movies watching this thorny account of a horrible time in history.
Although some of his other movies have been a bit more accessible to US audiences, some may find this one a bit on the fence being sort-of "Japanese" in its presentation.
I hope to see this movie find a distributor for the DVD so that it will be more accessible.
Now more accessible on DVD in widescreen, this film is a must for fans of '70s horror fare.
In particular, he had great technical skills, allowing him to tell complex stories in an accessible manner.
But the latter is more accessible to modern audiences because that movie is a talking picture.
There is a PLOT, it's just that it may not be immediately accessible to a lazy viewer.
I do confess that I have a penchant for "meta," but I found this film to be very accessible and entertaining, and not even in a labored, self-consciously clever way, which is certainly a bit of what you expect in a film about film-making.
That stopped Eisenstein's career in Russia for a decade, and in Nevsky he came back with his more accessible film.
The "flash back" type movement in the chronology was effective, the characters were well-realized and the issues raised were human, accessible (to my experience anyway) and interesting.
Not only does it appear to have been photographed by Toulouse-Lautrec and Mucha, it portrays the geographic Paris; the streets accessible only by staircases, the unpleasant end of fleeting popularity, and the sexual opportunism of men with a product to sell, in an uncompromising picture of show business that is in stark contrast with the picture painted by Hollywood.
Pickford and Tourneur collaborated once more in the somewhat more accessible 'The Poor Little Rich Girl,' typecasting Pickford as a child character.
"Kalifornia" "12 Monkeys" "Fight Club" "Snatch" His self deprecating humor makes him human, almost accessible.
Being a fan of the book, I assumed she'd be playing Tony, Roz, or Charis, but more so, I was intrigued to see how they would turn this very head-y, almost psychological (but not psychological thriller) novel in to a movie that would be accessible to those who hadn't read the novel, and that would be at least mildly satisfying for those who had.
I can only guess that the intent was to make the play as accessible and understandable as possible to an audience that has not been exposed to Shakespeare before.
Shakespeare can be done intelligently, and the plays were performed to mass audiences, they were accessible, and this version helps put a wedge between Shakespeare and the general population at large - and I do not think that the Bard would be happy with that.
He took to you a place not very accessible at that time , under the great blue sea .
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