Sentence examples for readily some from inspiring English sources

To understand why the question was asked so readily, some context is needed.

This is far from a new model, and Mr. Summers does accept too readily some of the exaggerations of the new-economy enthusiasts.

The better these films are, and the more central to shared human experience, the more readily some filmgoers seem to shy away from them.

That's not to imply that we always agree--we have had friendly discussions about some significant areas of disagreement--but I find it ironic how readily some critics dismissed him as racist.

This includes ecosystems' emergent properties (functional attributes, resiliency, adaptation) and the services they provide to humans (some readily quantifiable, some not).

Reponses from participants were mixed; while some readily agreed, some were reluctant to pay: "A monthly contribution of about one rupee a day (INR 30 or USD 0.50 per month) should be fine".

And Bledsoe readily accepted some blame.

Poor governance alone cannot readily explain some of the most striking features of pay over the past few years.

While he readily describes some of the acts as lewd, he contends that the Box has no use for burlesque's traditional working-class ambiance.

Long before occupational chameleons like Madonna and Lady Gaga appeared, those in Mr. Lopez's circle shifted identities as readily as some people change clothes.

We have been able to do this more readily than some others because we have known a bit about the world of investments and when and where to walk away from the table.