Approachable used in a sentence

Approachable in a sentence as an adjective

He made the game approachable. The visual style of the game made it more fluid, which made it more approachable.

>it does look like VP8 will be a much more approachable codec thanks to being open source How is VP8 'open source'? It is a standard.

He's super nice, wicked smart, very approachable, listens more than he talks. He has the Enterprise and Tech chops.

He was very approachable and friendly. But more importantly, he was a great listener and thinker.

But he was humble, approachable and helpful. Condolences to rtm.

> Except w3schools isn't approachable and it isn't for beginners. I too had the exact opposite experience.

> "Except w3schools isn't approachable and it isn't for beginners." My experience says the opposite.

Except w3schools isn't approachable and it isn't for beginners. It's jargon loaded and filled with a bunch of information that means nothing to beginners.

Com/ Which has the same clear, detailed and very approachable writing style. Erlang really needed a book like this that goes into some of what happens with real, non-toy applications.

They were trying to look approachable. Hilarious because you couldn't approach them and ask a question during keynotes.

I applaud them for sharing a clearly-written and approachable explanation of how that was achieved. I also applaud them for their product in general.

I can even understand why people would like this; many people like something approachable and bland over something seemingly exotic but also exciting. But this does not fit with Python's general hype.

Almost ironically, I struggle to hold our team to our own UI best practices; to ensure our interfaces and content are approachable. We're always crushed by deadlines the time it takes to be sure we haven't made any literacy assumptions is time we don't have.

And I am kind of disappointed that nyustern still demonstrates this grade-seeking attitude: He learned in the class, he appreciated my attitude in the lectures but his main complaint was that I was not approachable outside the class, and outside office hours? And that, out of all things, did not return his smiles?

Creative thinking is just as approachable and general as critical thinking, but so often people who aren't "artistic" reduce themselves to also being not "creative", and I don't think that's very correct. One of the best descriptions of creativity I've ever heard was in a talk delivered by John Cleese.

These good writers are effective because they manage to minimize this--reading something simple and clear takes less mental effort and makes the content more approachable and appealing, largely subconsciously. My favorite example of a writer like this is Stallman.

In the most simple application of "flat design" trends, it's essentially one step up from a wireframe: pick a color scheme on some color scheme website, download a 200-pack of glyph icons and BAM you've moved from an abstract wireframe to something a little more sophisticated and approachable. Friendly colors, nice spacing, good typography, and you've got something.