Sentence examples for readily turns from inspiring English sources

Rona Morison's Abigail plays the villain a little too obviously, but she's a watchable, flame-haired demon, exploiting the weaknesses of a community that all too readily turns upon itself.

Even worse, the preschool proposal too readily turns into a political ploy to brand people who want to aim before spending billions of taxpayer dollars as being against poor children.

Although social networks have proliferated for years and the public more readily turns to Twitter than the S.E.C.'s Edgar Web portal for updates, the agency just a few months ago was still evaluating whether using newer outlets would violate its rules.

The book's cover, an image of a black hood suspended in white space, seems to be a direct reference to Trayvon Martin's death, but the image is of a work from 1993, two years after Rodney King was beaten senseless by members of the L.A.P.D. It's called "In the Hood," and it suggests that racism passes freely among homonyms: the white imagination readily turns hoods into hoods.

In winter, the melt water readily turns to ice because it freezes at zero degrees Celsius, above sea water at -2C (28.4F).

The public readily turned away from us.

"They readily turned over private information without notifying us.

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Many private investigators readily turn to this type of technology to assist with surveillance cases.

Paul, after hearing of Jane's feelings for David, readily turned him, David, over to her.

White-tailed deer readily turn to orchards and other cultivated vegetation when available.