Sentence examples for question readily from inspiring English sources

"To see my cousin with a lamp in one hand and a baby in the other, walk upstairs with ease and grace, while, with flowing robes, I pulled myself up with difficulty, lamp & baby out of the question, readily convinced me that there was sore need of reform in woman's dress, and I promptly donned a similar attire.

Finns answer sex survey questions readily, since the questioner who rings their doorbells is likely to be dressed as a nurse.

"Stark, and perplexing, questions readily come to mind," Judge Bates wrote.

With regard to single people, though, direct questions readily elicit negative judgments.

To thrive in the future world of increasing natural language query, sites will have to have the answer to user questions readily available.

She's used to the question, and readily addresses it: "I feel like I've been guarded since I was about three years old.

That's a pedestrian line of inquiry, but it gets its due before leading into the title track, and a question less readily answerable.

"Why have a Museum of the Moving Image at all?" is the question that readily comes to mind before visiting the new, improved, expanded incarnation of this venerable institution in Astoria, Queens, which reopens its doors on Saturday after a $67 million face-lift that might even put Hollywood cosmeticians to shame.

The answer to any trivia question is readily available at the click of a mouse, and this culture of boundless content can be both homogeneous and monotonous.

This question could readily be addressed by crossing pIgR-sufficient and -deficient mice with mice bearing other genetic mutations known to impact intestinal homeostasis.

Whether the mutant can also suppress pre-existing tumors is unclear, and this important question is readily addressable by expressing the mutant protein in P53 cKO mice.