Sentence examples for more easily seen from inspiring English sources

And the paired lines look attractive on the page because of the chiasmus, more easily seen than heard: it adds a playful touch.

Coach Coakley agreed that the yellow ball was more easily seen than a white ball, from any position of th field.

A black woman in distress is more easily seen as a threat than a victim, and no one rushes to her defense.

On the other hand, in Italy, the Danube provinces, and the Western provinces, religious change and development can be more easily seen in the immigration of worshipers of Easter deities.

The resulting code is more easily seen to be fault tolerant.

These signs may be more easily seen during field-side evaluations; their intra-rater reliability was strong to perfect.

Later I put a pearl in the hollow so I could more easily see this proof of life.

Other researchers have suggested that the white of the human eye evolved to foster cooperation because we could more easily see where others were looking.

With this new measure, the researchers suggest, consumers would more easily see the value of swapping an inefficient car for one that is even just modestly more efficient.

The United Airlines site (www.united.com) now lets members of its frequent-flier program more easily see alternative dates for award tickets if a first choice is unavailable.

(We could also more easily see the entrance post's voice box, which opens the gate — a light on the post would help at night).