Sentence examples for easily thought of from inspiring English sources

Scan results are most easily thought of as a dataset of hundreds or even thousands of slice images, each revealing fine morphological details (Fig. 2).

Students participating in a mandatory EM rotation who do not plan to pursue it as a specialty might be more easily thought of as problematic because they may not show the same enthusiasm or commitment to the work as an EM-bound student.

The thought of an easily disproved false identity fills spymasters with horror.

"The thing is, a hallmark is a glorious thing for a kid whose imagination is easily whipped up by the thought of treasure," he said.

No matter what job we get or relationship we embark upon, the practice of doing the same thing every day is a form of monotony we're not easily accustomed to, and the thought of it continuing on forever creates terror in our liberated souls.

Infertility hijacks your schedule, damages your relationship with your spouse and unleashes in you terrible jealousy of other women, women who conceive easily, without thought, without drugs, without dozens of days lost to medical intervention.

Some people might laugh at the thought of a guy with an eating disorder but it can easily take hold" (NW-05/12/2010).

"The thought of losing a child to a disease which can be easily prevented seems unbearable, especially when it is within our power to prevent it.

Of all that comes to mind at the thought of Paris, from theatre to history to Claude Monet, its decadent cuisine easily remains among the most prominent.

4. Opinions are easily swayed: When the first batch of photos were released, commenters were disgusted at the thought of a capacitive home button.

Many people recoil at the thought of anchovies, but they are very high in omega-3 and blend easily into many dishes.