Sentence examples for a rather easier from inspiring English sources

The casting of the women is more problematic; they make the struggle between life and art a rather easier choice than it should be.

A rather easier pitch was the movie's mech-suit, inspired by the armor worn by Batman for his battle with Superman in Frank Miller's seminal 1986 graphic novel.

A rather easier process than Orlando Hernandez had to go through when he wanted to leave one of Mr. Castro's little cartel of teams.

The women players have a rather easier time of it at the US Open, whereas the men are forced to play their semi-finals on "Super Saturday", with the final the next day.

The education secretary had a rather easier time of it, primarily because everyone had got a bit fed up with the issue by the time it was his turn – parliament often has a spectacularly short attention span – but also because Gove was only up against Tristram Hunt rather than Yvette Cooper.

Puns can make or break a game, but in the case of Laughing Jackal's "squirt 'em up," the cheesiness fits the kid-friendly art style, even if it also suggests a rather easier time that what's actually presented.

They supported the dismantling of the ethnically non-Pashtun Northern Alliance forces that took Kabul in November 2001 — a rather easy task after the assassination of their charismatic leader Ahmed Shah Massoud.

Conventional wisdom suggested that the Grizzlies mentally wouldn't be able to bounce back from the psychic aftermath of such a memorable disaster, but, perhaps motivated by their lack of motivation in game one, they pulled out a rather easy victory.

And the quartet who replaced them - Steve Moore, Justin Kemp, Steve Adshead and Shaftab Khalid - must have thought first-class cricket was a rather easy career move as they watched Nantie Hayward and Matthew Mason reduce Glamorgan to 31 for three and 75 for four despite losing the toss.

It's a rather easy thing to read.

David described the visit in a rather easy way, with a little uncertainty.