Sentence examples for is readily identified from inspiring English sources

I also respect his knack for putting his finger on a certain kind of sentimentality that is readily identified by baby-boomers (especially Americans).

The law would primarily apply to Hindus, because there are few Jews and Christians in Afghanistan, and the Sikh population is readily identified by their turbans, Mr. Wali said.

• To the Editor: If you examine the life of a person who is readily identified as being bigoted or prejudiced, you generally find not one or two instances of bias, but rather a pattern of words and actions that bear out application of those labels, more or less consistent over time.

A user is readily identified because actual human images are shown, as in this study [2].

Since the distinctive MSG is readily identified at such concentrations, these studies were thought not to be properly blinded.

Pyosalpinx is due to infection with superimposed obstruction of the fallopian tube, is more likely to be bilateral [65], and at MR imaging the tubular structure is readily identified as cystic.

Indian deities were readily identified with local spirits.

There is no character, no Bunny or Limey, who can be readily identified with the author.

They could be readily identified among the regular leisure guests by the name tags they wore under conspicuously long faces.

In most cases, he said, boundary-line problems can be readily identified if the buyer obtains a new survey of the property before the purchase.

"If people don't wish to be readily identified in the galleries of each chamber they may use the galleries that are fully enclosed in glass," he said.