Sentence examples for readily believed from inspiring English sources
The wildest urban legends are readily believed.
The authors are also too readily believed.
With the money gone, the wildest urban legends are readily believed.
He denied the allegations and called the document a "malicious hoax" too readily believed by an Islamophobic media.
The extent of the "massacre" of Protestants was exaggerated, especially in England where the wildest rumours were readily believed.
The well-publicized abuses at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere put all detainees on edge, and assurances that the U.S. command had cracked down were not readily believed.
The audience is seduced, readily believing that misapplied nectar instantly undoes vows of eternal love.
I can, though, readily believe that he did this with paragraphs and sentences.
But on the second go-round, he might not cave so readily, believing he has more leverage over the President.
An unspoken question addressed by the movie is why adults so readily believe the words of confused young children.
Still, Racculia succeeds where many fail: she has constructed a strong, complicated story that we readily believe in.
