Having this complete picture readily available will take a lot of the subjectivity out of the hiring game.
A witness to the finished picture may readily figure why .The Iron Petticoat," which encloses Katharine Hepburn and Bob Hope, is about as inflexible and ponderous as the garment its title describes.
Such pictures have been readily available since the first program of American intelligence satellites, called Corona, became obsolete and was declassified in 1995.
She is meticulous in her descriptions, summoning up backdrops against which we can readily picture the events as they unfold.
We can readily picture him in alternative guises, thinking none the less of himself, let alone ruing opportunities missed.
People can much more readily picture a friend dying of cancer than they can call up images of anonymous people suffering from the consequences of testing.
His poetry turns often toward Europe, and one can readily picture him in the footsteps of his expatriate idols, such as James, Fitzgerald, and Eliot.
Very many Americans, I would venture, could more easily and readily picture themselves as Canadians (English or French) than as Mexicans, however Westernized.
In Chicago, it was the All Blacks we more readily picture in our mind's eye – brilliance oozing from their every pore, putting to sword in this instance a perfectly respectable USA team with full-time professionals from England and France among their number.
"The viewers could more readily picture Walter Cronkite jumping into a car to cover a 10-alarm fire than they could visualize him doing cerebral commentary on a great summit meeting in Geneva," David Halberstam wrote in "The Powers That Be," his 1979 book about the news media.
I have frequently encountered in others, and can readily picture for myself, situations where death becomes a completely rational and utilitarian choice.
