Sentence examples for called effortlessly from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lardo also wrote five preceding books in the McNally series, which The Boston Globe has called "effortlessly written to be effortlessly enjoyed".
Mostly it's about checking the time without giving the impression I'm hurried, picking up phone calls effortlessly, and accessing new emails so quickly it doesn't seem like work - compared to sitting at a computer in a stuffy office.
In The Times, Janet Maslin called this novel "effortlessly haunting".
Spanning more than 150 years, Hickson's play focuses on a woman called May who travels effortlessly through time.
Microvirtualization is a new system architecture that uses hardware-virtualization features along with an innovative hypervisor called a Microvisor, to effortlessly hardware-isolate user-initiated activities or software programs operating on an end point.
Ads call Ban antiperspirant "effortlessly simple," while those for Ally Bank declare, "Saving is simple when no one charges you for it".
He will make a dish to a teammate in traffic that is right on the money, but he does it effortlessly, calling no attention to himself.
The DJ diva, bestselling memoirist and now TV talk-show host - or "Queen of all media", as she likes to call herself - effortlessly combines the traditions of hip-hop and high camp.
O'Connor's great at effortlessly calling her characters to account that way: making them confront the implications of their own inner divisions.
In the 1970s and 80s, comics – or "picture-story papers", as they called themselves – drew their readers effortlessly into other worlds, whether competitive sport, Victorian slums or alien planets.
While the New York Times felt she "plays her role exceptionally well" and is "effortlessly likable", it called on Hollywood to give her parts "worthy" of her talent.
