Sentence examples for might easily include from inspiring English sources

For the edification of my readership, I might easily include an analysis of the 12 battles of Arthur as recorded in the "Historia Brittonum," with carefully reasoned arguments as to which of them were real historical events, and which were not.

This week, at the opening of a much larger and more splendid exhibition at the Barbican in London, I looked at many pictures that might easily have included me in their monochrome scenes: as a baby in a pram, a boy in a school cap on a smoky station platform, a young reporter in a crowd at a royal wedding.

That easily includes me, although now and again I wonder if I might prefer it if it didn't.

"I could have easily included on.

It was a deliberate contrast to Facebook, where your list of "friends" might easily top several hundred people, including business associates, college roommates, former lovers, neighbors and distant relatives.

Neglecting these degrees of freedom might easily lead to erroneous predictions, including the omission of relevant hydrogen bonds and the generation of hydrogen clashes.

He broke bones (including both elbows) but might easily have gone over the side.

One might easily speculate that perhaps the various federal investigations into city political malfeasance — including one that forced a sitting council member to resign — might have had something to do with it, but Schwartz isn't saying.

2) The intra-membrane conservation patterns include a unique set of polar rather than just hydrophobic residues (the latter might easily arise by chance alone due to bias).

This included Kensal Green and other new 'garden cemeteries' – none of them anywhere near full – which Chadwick might easily have proposed to nationalise.

Vines might easily be confused with GIFs.