Sentence examples for easily to mind from inspiring English sources
The football analogy seemed to come easily to mind.
The idea that a goal would never come no matter what United tried came easily to mind.
Surrealism, Expressionism, Magical Realism, Theater of the Absurd: such labels spring easily to mind in watching Mr. Nadj's vision unfold.
In front of one Daumier artwork or another, Manet, Rodin, Renoir, Seurat, Vuillard and Gauguin all spring easily to mind.
Gaudi comes easily to mind when one stands at the base of the Municipal Building, across from City Hall.
Vins doux that undergo the most extreme oxidation are sometimes labeled "rancio" — a bit of an acquired taste, even if the word "rancid," which comes easily to mind, is probably an overstatement.
(Bosch and early Dali easily come to mind).
Images of Rome, Venice, Paris, or New York may easily come to mind.
"The French easily come to mind in the Brits' mind when we want to blame people.
Feeling is a word that easily comes to mind in his work.
I mean, I'm perfectly prepared to say the horrible things I did which easily spring to mind.
