Sentence examples for a particularly easy one from inspiring English sources

"It's not a particularly easy one to deal with".

To be fair, Kloester's task is not a particularly easy one.

Fortuna Pop!, the London-based label set to celebrate its 20th anniversary next year, is a particularly easy one to fall for.

Simply put, Java is a programming language, and not a particularly easy one.

(Petrusich) LUCY WAINWRIGHT ROCHE (Friday) It is not particularly easy, one imagines, to emerge from a family as musically inclined as the Wainwright-Roches' without an exceptional sense of rhythm and melody (and, perhaps, a performance complex).

The last few re-election races have not been particularly easy ones for Representative Edolphus Towns, a 13-term incumbent from central Brooklyn.

It was not a particularly easy aircraft to fly.

It was not a particularly easy day for Ms. Staples.

But he has not had a particularly easy time.

"It's not a particularly easy place to grow anything.

That was the easy part of what the detainees' lawyer, Seth P. Waxman, called "a particularly easy, straightforward case".