Sentence examples for readily thought from inspiring English sources

It is more readily thought of as a pit of instability than as a source of opportunity.

But it is also clear that drug CSs can induce subjective states of craving which are readily thought of as motivational states that can elicit drug seeking and taking as goal-directed responses.

I find this quite fascinating and I can't readily think of another industry like it.

Two artists you readily think of when looking at Ms. Peyton's work are Alex Katz and David Hockney, who have both combined vivid portraiture and suave painting.

Today, it is doubtful whether a 22-year-old with Isaacs's cultural convictions would readily think of television as a career, certainly no longer at ITV.

Her last letter from Algie contained the sort of miscellaneous information that is hard to come by; she could not readily think of another source.

Dispatching a completed draft to his agent, Paul Reynolds, at the beginning of 1959, he sounded pessimistic about its chances: "I can readily think of a hundred reasons why Americans won't like this book.

Yamauchi readily thinks of the cheats caught, those she still suspects who have so far managed to keep their careers untarnished, of the results lost, the winnings, all that she summarises as "the lost moments".

But in modern usages justice covers only part of individual morality, and we don't readily think of someone as unjust if they lie or neglect their children--other epithets more readily spring to mind.

Political societies are not small, cooperative enterprises, however, and we can readily think of cases in which someone's disobedience neither deprives anyone of any benefits nor harms the polity in any noticeable way.

Anyone then watching might readily have thought: "I could easily have been on that bus".