Sentence examples for have readily understood from inspiring English sources

Although more austere, Gregory of Nazianzus would have readily understood Ausonius' classicism.

Plutocrats worldwide have readily understood the advantages of evading the burdens of the nation-state.

(If you had told me a decade ago that I would be tackling terrorism, I would have readily understood, but thought you meant Irish Republican terrorism).

Edison's tactics may have been extreme, but his purpose would have been readily understood by the marketers of Sony's Blu-ray technology and those of Toshiba's HD DVDs: both companies are trying to convince us that their product will be the standard high-definition successor to DVDs.

But the Nazca lines have no readily understood practical application and as art they seem obscure.

Ofcom, which found the programme to be in breach of its rules, said: "We accept that the inclusion of the term was unintentional, and that the comment may not have been readily understood by some non-Scottish viewers, but ITV should ensure that inappropriate and offensive language is not broadcast before the watershed".

And even under normal circumstances this is never satisfactory: it has to be readily understood the types of difficulties we labored under.

We have readily admitted that".

Prosecutors have readily employed hardball investigatory methods.

They have readily delivered on that statement.

Manafort could have readily altered the PDF himself.