Sentence examples for far more effortlessly from inspiring English sources
Technology exposes us to vastly more opportunities for making social connections, and far more effortlessly than even a stroll down the street and a handshake.
The natural beauty of the sound he commanded was, in the end, more significant than the fact that he could sing top notes far more effortlessly than the hard-working and supremely competent Domingo (who could never sing as high comfortably anyway).
Example: If women were previously believed to be less sex-driven than men, Masters and Johnson claimed that, to the contrary, women are far more sexually superpowered, proceeding effortlessly from orgasm to orgasm.
This is one of the great voices from the age of broadcasting - far more seductive than Ethel Merman, far stronger than Judy Garland, and more effortlessly musical than any of today's younger singers who get the big moment at the Super Bowl, or whatever.
Giving the proceedings far more credibility than they really deserve is Costner, effortlessly cool, and clearly having fun with his new action hero configuration.
4. Video is everywhere One of the main restrictions of UK politics is on political TV advertising, but the rules of digital video are far more relaxed – which means your video can be held in the palm of people's hands and shared effortlessly.
Watching a succession of people stand for an hour each in London's Trafalgar Square on the live feed has proved far more compelling than the 10th series of Big Brother - at least according to Twitter, where the tag #oneandother effortlessly cruised past that referring to the Channel 4 series.
His finger-work was impeccable, while equally authoritative was his ability to maintain the music's tonal quality and shape while effortlessly steering his way around some technically awkward corners in the B-flat concerto, as well as the far more virtuosic writing encountered in the Emperor.
Bloody Benedict C – he's more effortlessly charismatic, more captivating.
