Sentence examples for easily speak from inspiring English sources

We can easily speak with Ed and his wife, Shirley, safely ensconced on their bungalow's porch.

He could easily speak to that issue, since who would know better than he does which loopholes should be closed?

Secular human-rights advocates cannot easily speak to or on behalf people in traditional societies; religious leaders find it much easier.

And at a time when some of the old antagonism between fine arts and popular culture has melted away, this fresh rendering of a familiar motif could just as easily speak to an electronica D.J. or a hip-hopper.

But Mr. Peissel would just as easily speak of the journey during which he lay with two broken legs in freezing winds, or the time his truck was stuck for days in mud and ice until a passing caravan of yaks pulled it free, or the day a part of his mule train dropped off a precipice and animals, tents and provisions were swept away in a roaring stream.

"You can easily speak about them in the same breath as Lennon and McCartney and Elton John and Bernie Taupin," according to award-winning lyricist Sir Tim Rice.

Of course it's easily spoken but done is different.

As Aristotle quite rightly observes in this passage, we find ourselves regularly and easily speaking in teleological terms when characterizing non-human animals and plants.

Beshel has a serious but friendly manner; her conservative, navy blue-suited banker's image belies a woman who laughs easily, speaks quickly and is effusive in her affection for those who helped make her career possible.

Her words were easily spoken.

It may arrive by cliché, getting into the world's language in the way Picasso is an easily spoken word.