Sentence examples for easily want from inspiring English sources
Opponents of the Navy, who predict they will win easily, want to send an unequivocal message to Congress and President Bush that they want self-determination.
But in an atmosphere charged with the symbolism of self-determination, opponents of the Navy, who predict they will win easily, want to send an unequivocal message to Congress and President Bush.
The George Street production of "The 39 Steps" is not quite as intoxicating or as maniacally inspired as the Broadway production, which ran for two years, but it is a great piece of theatrical fun with a cast you might easily want to take home (for various reasons).
(She says that Othello, being a Moor in Venice, might easily insist that his wife be veiled and that Desdemona, being a loving, dutiful wife, might just as easily want to prove her loyalty by obliging him; it is, at the very least, an interesting interpretation).
We shouldn't humor those who so easily want to forget, because many of us still remember.
What sets Dagnall apart from someone who'd easily want to call a person like Elizabeth April "crazy," is that for him it's not about debunking or disproving those who believe they've had alien experiences.
They could have easily wanted someone else.
Others lose focus easily and want a sounding board to help them sort out their priorities.
Then the speaker addresses a friend: "If what we see could forget us half as easily," I want to tell you, "as it does itself — but for life we'll not be rid of the leaves' fossils".
If you do get scared easily and want to play this game, it is well advised to not search up spooky stuff like creepy pasta.
I can easily understand wanting to get away from the glamour and the fanciful romance of the famous 1939 William Wyler version, with Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon.
