Sentence examples for readily followed from inspiring English sources

Public opinion readily followed suit, thrown off balance by a royal consort who combined the roles of mistress and baby-maker.

Two years later he began studying in earnest with the baritones Luigi Montesanto and Mariano Stabile, the latter impressing on the young tenor the importance of clear diction, advice he readily followed.

Philip was already a trained assistant dog for his disabled owner and readily followed Topál's commands.

These data indicate that this wound healing model provides a system in which collagen fibril formation can be readily followed.

The reduction/oxidation processes of ceria in the presence of gold was readily followed by TPR measurements.

As a result, the movement of bubbles with diameters up to 80 μm can be readily followed and bubble trajectory can be traced for 4 8 s.

"Me, I have said this thing over and over … we must let sexy ladies enter our stadia and the men will readily follow.

The chancellor's aides believe that a renewed patriotism, celebrating all the elements of modern Britain, is an agenda that the Conservatives cannot readily follow because in their hands it would look backward-looking and even chauvinistic.

I doubt that anybody less than virtuosic at the Rubik's Cube and group theory will readily follow the guide to its solution offered in another exhibit space, the "Enigma Café." On the other hand, information can be missing.

The effects of this atavistic war are still being tallied: in Iraq, we would have to include civilian deaths estimated at possibly hundreds of thousands, the destruction of civilian infrastructure, and devastating outbreaks of sectarian violence of a kind that, as we should have learned from the dissolution of Yugoslavia, can readily follow the death or removal of a nationalist dictator.

Colonel Kolditz predicted that a large majority would readily follow any order on the issue from the commander in chief, although there was, he said, "a certain amount of unease based on not having clear expectations as to how the implementation would occur".