Sentence examples for referring effortlessly from inspiring English sources
He was enormously well read, referring effortlessly to writers and thinkers to explain any particular position that he took.
The Rooneys, one notices, are no simple country folk but able effortlessly to refer to Dante, Descartes and Theodor Fontane as well as the New Testament.
He is referring, of course, to Holly's signature dark horn-rimmed glasses, part of the early-geek look that made it so surprising when the singer opened his mouth and brought forth such effortlessly hard-hitting rock 'n' roll.
But before secularists think the news might not be so bad after all, they should note how effortlessly, and ruthlessly, Terry Eagleton tears apart Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens ("Ditchkins", as he refers to them) in Reason, Faith and Revolution.
You need to effortlessly alienate the few people who might still have your back (Cockwomble refers to a "proper journalist" from the Independent).
But Mr. Galgut immerses the reader so deeply in Damon's mind that he chooses not to refer to "As I Lay Dying" in the text of his novel and credits Faulkner only in his acknowledgments, as if to demonstrate how effortlessly Damon's thoughts fuse with Faulkner's, in much the same way that they fuse with the reader's.
Effortlessly talented, effortlessly stylish, if a touch cocky.
He is effortlessly epigrammatical.
