Sentence examples for readily told from inspiring English sources
The chief executive of the French luxury brand Hermès readily told me that some of its silk scarves are hemmed by hand in Mauritius, where labor costs less.
When M had arrived in the UK as an asylum seeker eight years earlier, he had readily told Special Branch detectives that he was a member of the LIFG.
Startup life really does take no prisoners, even if that's a part of the story that isn't always so readily told.
As a journalist I wasn't readily told what was going to happen.
Plus, like both Joe and Jack, Clooney has married "up," which he readily told Variety on October 19th.
Not only do thésards help supplement faculty members' research record (the latter readily told me that thésards' unpaid work enabled them to publish, though this concerns only a tiny fraction of theses).
In the laboratory, experimental chemists can readily tell the beginning chemical ingredients and the final products.
A bystander cannot readily tell the fuel-sipping version from the thirstier LaCrosse with a 3.6-liter V-6.
As she will readily tell you, her college writing professor, the New Yorker staff writer John McPhee, told her that she does know how to tell a story.
SAN FRANCISCO — Jason Bay will readily tell you that his professional struggles have eaten at his spirit, that his near-perpetual slump has eroded his pride.
While Mr. Burke readily tells tourgoers that he earns a fee if they buy a property (it's not unusual for a tour participant to spend $350,000 on a condo), he said "there is no sales pressure".
