Sentence examples for more readily believed from inspiring English sources

Themistocles, knowing the generosity of Aristides, and much struck by his visit at that time, imparted to him all that he had transacted by Sicinnus, and entreated him that, as he would be more readily believed among the Greeks, he would make use of his credit to help to induce them to stay and fight their enemies in the narrow seas.

Such stories are easier to process and easily processed stories are more readily believed.

Women in the games industry, for example, are often more readily believed to be on the make than men.

"I can the more readily believe it, inasmuch as, despite your colour, I can perceive a certain likeness to Major Lindsay, whom I knew intimately".

Verifying those stories can be tricky because they travel far from their origin, and more dramatic allegations might be readily believed by people who have not been in the region for some time, Wang said.

First, the more microscopic the memory the more readily we believe it.

The wildest urban legends are readily believed.

The authors are also too readily believed.

Conclusions: Thrombogenic head and neck infections may occur in children more readily than currently believed.

But on the second go-round, he might not cave so readily, believing he has more leverage over the President.

Additionally, employees and team members will come to respect your opinions more readily if they believe you are able to develop an opinion without letting ego get in the way.