Sentence examples for easily spoken from inspiring English sources

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

Love is more easily spoken about in founder-led or family businesses, and the military.

With his unpressed white hair and his beetling way of walking, he behaves in the busy, gadfly fashion one would expect of the man who made "The Music Lovers, Tommymy" and "Salome's Last Dance". There is evidence of Mr. Stoppard's wit in the dialogue, but the lines are not easily spoken, which is not to say that they are unspeakable.

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.

The conversation in which Binga wrangles these concurrent-but-separate scenes is one more easily spoken in his adoptive city of Bristol, a town he refers to as the mild mild west.

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

"Never write a sentence that you couldn't easily speak, " he warns - and demonstrates how to do just that.

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

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

Large and fat, with regular and quite distinguished features, he was nevertheless a shy and awkward bachelor who blushed easily, spoke with hesitation, and was rarely convivially gay.