Sentence examples for can readily identify from inspiring English sources

It's a struggle most anyone, especially fellow LGBT people, can readily identify with.

Their teacher notes with concern that they are attracted to horror, perhaps because they can readily identify with it.

For sure, let's do the same with elected officials, so that we can readily identify the sticky-fingered ones.

This is the kind of evening O'Neill can readily identify as textbook stuff, the first three breakthroughs coming from set plays.

With eyes as large as those of elephants, pronghorns have astonishingly acute vision and can readily identify predators at distances of up to 1 km (0.6 mile).

The glamour of the models in these larger-than-life images makes the fashions appear unattainable to the average person, who can readily identify with the more human scale of mannequins.

George Jochnowitz Greenwich Village Beauty Pageants for New York's Chinese To the Editor: Any woman can readily identify with how degrading it is to be perceived as a sex object.

In these "remarkable works," the presence of a letter "generates a sense of private, personal inner life; it opens up a mental space with which we can readily identify," the art critic Aidan Dunne wrote in his review for The Irish Times.

Helen Keats Shorwell, Isle of Wight Andy Beckett helpfully recontextualises voters' power, rural and urban (Cities may dominate our culture but real power now lies in the countryside, 13 December), but while Ukip et al can readily identify the metropolitan elites no one is yet doing the same for a rural equivalent.

Also, the trained examiners can readily identify the distinctive spectral behaviors by machine.

They may suffer from the fact that they get very little negative feedback from the congregants who can so readily identify with virtually all of what they preach.