Sentence examples for readily though from inspiring English sources

"The Riches" plays its hand a little too readily, though: the development that Wayne and Dahlia move into is called Edenfalls.

The youngest of my three sons, now himself a father, Ben is a grown man to whom tears do not come readily, though he tells me he has begun to crack more often since we started compiling the book.

However, little has been focused on the use of small bandgap semiconductors in the field of sensitizers because photoelectrons and holes recombine readily, though they may absorb a wide range of sunlight.

Experiment 2 showed that learning readily (though perhaps not fully) transfers to trials with motion played backwards, suggesting that the vector of motion was not a critical component of learning.

She readily admits, though, that she initially found the show's success hard to grasp.

He readily acknowledged, though, that during his 20s and 30s he was "super left-wing," including the times he worked as a welfare worker on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and later as a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned a Ph.D. in nutritional ethnomedicine.

I can, though, readily believe that he did this with paragraphs and sentences.

Referee Steve Walsh, though, readily punished both sides' indiscipline, which contributed towards making it a stop-start contest, but Wales were good value for their lead.

Lloyd, though, readily admits the speculative nature of CTCs.

The major risk factor for CAA is the ApoE ε4 allele, which can be determined readily by genotyping, though is not yet recommended by best practice guidelines.

"People tend to shade and misrepresent more readily, even though e-mail is a written record".