The children, as may be readily imagined, were much astonished at so singular an effect, and expressed much anxiety to be informed by what mechanism it was produced.
That it commands an uninterrupted view of what appears to be the entire world, may be readily imagined.
Since these were my companions, it may be readily imagined that "pleasantly the hours of Thalaba went by.
When it is remembered, too, that the air is constantly heavy with the fragrance of flowers, and tremulous with the perpetual roar of the stream, it may be readily imagined that a ride down the French Broad is a unique pleasure.
Of course the gist of his discourse may be readily imagined.
After what I have written of Sir George and the holy well, which we so unfortunately moved from its proper site, it will be readily imagined that he attached no small importance to the safe keeping of the "Luck;" and truly he did so.
But, as may be readily imagined, it became all the more odious and intolerable to me when the "angel in the house" had been taken from me.
That many only apparently dead are in this manner buried with the rest, may be readily imagined; and a few years ago such a case actually occured.
That the mind remains torpid under such circumstances and that such people never become much better than musical automatons may be readily imagined.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "readily imagined" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
