Sentence examples for an apparently effortless from inspiring English sources
Rossini brought originality marked by rude wit and humour and by an apparently effortless gift for melody.
Here is an author whose depth and insight hover just below the surface of an apparently effortless lightness.
Jung was his usual immaculate self, jumping an apparently effortless clear which piled the pressure on Algotsson Ostholt.
It almost goes without saying that such an apparently effortless, not to mention quietly meaningful, appearance is far from easy to achieve.
In it, Carson, who has died aged 79, honed an apparently effortless technique that influenced comedians and interviewers on both sides of the Atlantic.
Jung was second-to-last to ride, and was his usual immaculate self, jumping an apparently effortless clear to pile the pressure on Algotsson Ostholt, who was bidding to become the first woman to win the individual eventing gold.
I wonder if it's any accident that British women particularly excel in the combat sports: Gemma Gibbons taking a silver in judo, Karina Bryant getting the bronze, Jade Jones winning gold in taekwondo and Nicola Adams winning the first Olympic gold medal ever awarded for women's boxing, when she fought a stunning, apparently effortless fight against Cancan Ren from China, on Thursday.
On the other hand, we have Sarandon and Kline, whose combined expertise is such that Flynn, a connoisseur of the apparently effortless, would have raised an admiring glass.
"His work is a simple, natural thing, apparently effortless.
Contrary to speculation over the years, he "never believed that a professional writer could be BdJ – apparently effortless blog writing takes practice, and required an understanding of a new medium which not many people had at the time.
The whole story of John Laroche and Susan Orlean is placed a double-step away from us, and Orlean's own apparently effortless existence as a writer looks implausibly bland compared to Charlie's uproarious rage and impotence over the blank sheet of paper.
