Sentence examples for a deceptively easy from inspiring English sources

It's a deceptively easy grid to fill, if you're strategic.

A deceptively easy dress cut with deft ruffles and swirls needs little else but a highly effective black stiletto to make a real impact.

(Mr. Carey, his biographer, Seymour P. Lachman, said, had been taught by his father long before that bankruptcy was a deceptively easy solution).

It successfully weaves several threads of the story together in a deceptively easy way across several hundred years, and the characters are interesting and have depth.

And then, as the Argentines seized control of the next set, also by a deceptively easy score, Massu began to unravel.

The latest official to be nettled is Javed Ashraf, a retired army brigadier general with a rapid-fire conversational style and a deceptively easy demeanor.

Her hugely lucrative comedies, such as Father of the Bride and What Women Want, also maintain a deceptively easy-going focus on beady-eyed human stories.

A deceptively easy-seeming urbanity marked the group, which projected New York as a new Paris of sociable aesthetic zeal, and which did indeed shrug off analysis — of everything.

A deceptively easy-going single, "How Come You Never Go There", is due on 25 September, while Feist's first UK gig in three years, at London's Palladium on 17 October, sold out in just three hours.

Many of the cast members, directed by Marion McClinton, had been together through earlier incarnations of the play, and they wore their roles with a deceptively easy-looking assurance.

A deceptively easy-seeming urbanity marked the group, which projected New York as a new Paris of sociable aesthetic zeal, and which did indeed shrug off analysis of everything.