Sentence examples for readily say from inspiring English sources

Over two-thirds of Labour voters who think that European integration has gone "too far" readily say they dislike Miliband.

Whatever the case, Bush campaign officials readily say that they carefully screen the crowds by distributing tickets through campaign volunteers.

He has written seven travel books and a novel, though which is which one cannot readily say.

Like any dutiful White House aide, he would readily say that Mr. Bush's views are his own.

Technocrats in Brussels will readily say that what is now keeping them up at night is Spain.

Although the administration says it is not engaged in censorship, officials throughout the government readily say they have been ordered to be circumspect about their remarks.

Orlando General Manager Otis Smith readily says the team is built around Howard.

In interviews across the state, many readily said they felt proud that a Dalit's daughter was governing the state.

"It's an accessible art form that people can respond to readily," said Elizabeth Hunter, executive director of the Cape Cod Museum of Art.

31, readily said that Mr. Croen had been a "formidable keynote speaker" at a recent conference about voice recognition software.

But the White House readily says that Mr. Bush's achievement was ignored by voters in the crush of news from overseas.