Sentence examples for a too easily from inspiring English sources

The result is an enjoyable and astute appraisal of a too easily maligned subculture.

The writer thought that Ma, like Casals, focused on the music rather than the cello & that Ma was willing to sacrifice a too easily obtained beauty for a harder to obtain truth.

The "absent presence" of God that he swoons over as a novitiate all too easily becomes "an absence that really was an absence".

The cinderblock walls allow it to be transformed into a classroom all too easily.

Make-believe violence is a tool that all too easily becomes an indiscriminate weapon.

The latter brings to mind analogies with 1930s Germany, a too-easily applied parallel in this election, given the ongoing suspicion that Trump is all mouth and no trousers.

Making it such an end all too easily brings out the worst in us.

It swivels, perhaps a bit too easily, on a nickle-plated base.

In the past Walker has suggested that the baritone can offer a fake emotion; a consolation too easily won.

"Running for Jim" is a grab bag of a film, too easily distracted by side excursions, like the story of an A.L.S. specialist who develops the disease himself.

"You could twist an ankle or a knee too easily".