Sentence examples for readily served from inspiring English sources

It is yet another sign that we don't share in the myth of equality that is so readily served up to us.

At any rate, Christmas movies look like they're most readily served up with a sprig of irony these days – the more traditionalist ensemble drama Christmas Eve, produced by Larry King, disappeared without a trace this weekend.

The results have shown that the MB probe functionalized sensing film, together with streptavidin-conjugated GNRs, was readily served as a plasmonic coupling partner that can be used as a powerful ultrasensitive sandwich assay for miRNA detection, and GNRs were readily served as promising amplification labels in SPR sensing technology.

But with no small thanks to President Obama's relentless, high-profile campaign throughout the primaries and general election to pass the pact, the TPP pact readily served as a potent symbol of business-as-usual in Washington and its facilitation of growing corporate power over every facet of our lives.

"The center of the matter now, is that we have lost faith in these institutions that readily serve false hopes and promises".

Except that the money can readily serve that purpose in modest disguise and does.This brilliant scheme has overwhelmed American election spending.

This division is not commonly applied to literature, but it can readily serve: Anton Chekhov, Eudora Welty, Alice Munro are, as it were, actors, writers who disappear, God-like, behind their works; Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Pynchon, David Foster Wallace, unforgettable in their insistent stylistic consistency, are stars.

But the Smallpox Hospital was given official landmark status in 1976 as "a picturesque ruin" that "could readily serve as the setting for a 19th-century 'Gothick' romance," in the words of the Landmarks Preservation Commission.