Sentence examples for because he readily from inspiring English sources

Amar is Shas's candidate because he readily defers to the party's spiritual leader, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, a former Sephardic chief rabbi himself.

I didn't have to ask him about this, because he readily volunteered that the subway "is packed with all kinds of hoi polloi, like steerage".

It is indelibly up to date; because he so readily imparts tricks of the brush, no other Old Master is more apt to interest a young painter today.

Of the finalists, Sam is probably the least likely to win purely because he too readily assumes a position of subservience in group tasks.

Firefighter Walsh was recently promoted to lieutenant -- because so many died, he readily admits -- his wife is five months pregnant, and he is not looking so old anymore.

But asking about De Botton's father is irresistible because Religion for Atheists is, he readily concedes, an oedipal book.

"I don't play up to that guy off the TV," he readily agrees, "because I wouldn't particularly want to meet him in real life.

Mr. Fradkov's address to the Parliament's deputies sounded like a campaign platform because it was, though one he readily acknowledged was Mr. Putin's.

Probably because, as Jesús readily acknowledged, he spent much of the voyage feeling afraid, he was more susceptible than Lucio to Salvador's ardent beliefs.

Sharapova may not go all the way to the title here, because she readily admits that clay is her least favourite surface.

Wayne was a southerner, from Shreveport, La., and to him I attribute — because he voiced it most readily — the feeling of graciousness at North Hill, the sense that the garden itself was the map of a shared life.