Sentence examples for think readily of from inspiring English sources

They do not tend to think readily of disablers in this case, that is, possibilities consistent with the apples being ripe and not falling from the tree, and so this possibility is ruled out as false.

Most people do not tend to think readily of disablers, that is, possibilities consistent with Joe cutting his finger and it not bleeding, and they do not tend to think of alternative causes, that is, possibilities consistent with Joe not cutting his finger and it bleeding — even if such possibilities exist (e.g., Cummins et al., 1991; De Neys et al., 2005).

When infusing tea with love we might think more readily of Rupert Brooke's Grantchester, or his lesser known Dining Room Tea, or even Thomas Hardy's parodic At Tea, where a husband and wife sup with the woman the husband would have preferred to marry.

There is good psycholinguistic evidence that those who encounter sentences (like (3) and (4)) using the terms 'he' and 'man' think more readily of males than of females.[2] If this is right, then the use of these words can be seen as contributing to the invisibility of women.

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.

Just think of how readily neon lifts text-based work out of banality and into import.

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.

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.

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

The chef couldn't think of any readily available ant substitute.

I can readily think of times I have struggled to forgive, and what tough work it was.